Let's Get Married

Finally, Rex reluctantly takes the documents. He has no other choices.

Can’t he plea to charges and assert Lily’s innocence?

Of course he can. But this is a gamble. If he loses the lawsuit, Lily will have to stay in the prison for the rest of her life. He doesn’t dare to take the risk. If he can replace Lily to be the accused, he would of course dare to take the risk.

Since Red has made a choice, everything is then progressed quickly. It takes only one day for Rex to have a thorough grasp of the documents.During the past few days, he has been concentrated on Lily’s case and hasn’t dealt with the big or small matters of the company. He hasn’t been like this since he graduated from university.

Rex, as a lawyer, is quite familiar with the processes. Therefore, everything is progressed steadily. Rex takes charge of every process in person, no matter it important or trivial, fearing that slight negligence would lead to an unexpected result.

Rex hasn’t told this to Lily. However, there are many people engaged in this case, so the news spreads like wildfire and Ryan also hears about it.

Sitting in a high-end office building, Ryan is looking down at the bustling street which is filled with cars and crowds. When he hears the news, he smiles lightly, “I was wondering what good method Rex would figure out to solve this. This disappoints me.”

“That’s true Mr. Ryan, but with his identity and social status, although the court will sentence Lily in the end, she won’t stay in jail for too long. Rex will definitely find a way to bail her out.” Ryan’s assistant says word by word.

Ryan buttons up the crystal buttons on his sleeve and slightly turns around, “Why she has to admit something she hadn’t done.”

After saying these, he realizes that this is funny and then adds, “I thought I won’t go to the police station again, but it seems that I have to visit it this time.”

The assistant is stunned, “Mr. Ryan, do you mean…”

“Yep.” Ryan snorts to show his affirmation. The smile on his face gradually fades away, and he looks more serious, “Contact the head of the police station, I want to visit her tonight.”

The assistant hastily replies, “Yes, Mr. Ryan.”

a thoughtful look, “I’ve stayed in China for a long time. It time

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up

the little woman inside the room seems to be startled. She

she sees Ryan, her eyebrows

overreaction as he has expected.

mind her aggressive emotion at all. He walks towards her straightly and closes the door, leaving the police officer outside. However, this time, he doesn’t talk to her with a flippant tone, or take liberties with her. He acts out of his normal behavior and is quite well-behaved. He walks over

well

disdainfully, “Looks like Mr. Ryan is very forgetful, you forgot the words you said two days

Lily refers is the sentence Ryan said before his leaving last time – “next time I won’t come

his usual joking and cold expression, “Looks like you really don’t want

and is not willing to talk more with him. “Mr. Ran, can’t

been waiting for Rex to help you to settle this case, as well as the general progress of

out in cold sweats on the back, “How do you know

matters are relatively private, but Ryan acts like he has

news.” Ryan leans to the left and changes to a casual sitting posture. Leaving out the background, you might think that he is now actually sitting in a high-end club. “Do you know what Rex is doing when you are pitifully waiting for him helping

subconsciously refutes, “What else can he be doing except

grins and the smile immediately fades away. He takes out his phone from the pocket, puts it on the table, and pushes it to her,

the words on it although she knows

detailedly states the matters concerning this case, with the signature of Rex, Lily’s attorney agent, at the end. This document is credible. Lily, as a law major, knows

doesn’t study it carefully; instead, she takes a skim and just pays attention to some key words. However, as she scrolls down and skims the following contents, her expression turns gloomier

has come to the last page and almost finished reading it, he leans in