Stealing Your Heart

He hesitated for a moment. “We’ll just have to accept it if it’s not meant to be.”

Qin Ya said it directly.

Mr. Chen, the lawyer who brought the woman in, knocked on the door.

He wanted to know if Su Zhan had decided to take up her case.

Su Zhan replied, “I’ve yet to decide.”

Let’s see first.

Mr. Chen continued. “There are pros and cons if we want to take up this case. If we win, we’ll be famous, but if we fail, we might get ourselves in trouble. These people are not ordinary folks.”

Su Zhan asked him, “What are you trying to say?”

He used to care a lot about fame and reputation but not anymore. If the deceased were truly the victim, he would have accepted the case.

After all, justice must prevail!

“Let’s not take the risk. If we fail, we might lose all our…”

“I know what you’re trying to say. Let me think about it,” Su Zhan interrupted, “You know me, Mr. Chen. I’ve not taken up cases for quite some time, but I do have my own principles.”

Mr. Chen warned, “You don’t want to offend these people.”

“I know,” Su Zhan responded.

Mr. Chen let out a sigh. “I hope you’ll make the right decision.”

He then turned around and left the office.

Qin Ya walked up to Su

answer her. Instead, he brought Qin Ya to the front desk and asked the

placed the record on his desk, grabbed

had no clue what Su Zhan was thinking. “What exactly is on

want to take

asked, “Why? I thought that

die with her child? There must be more to this than meets the eye. I want to know the truth. I want justice for her,”

kept mum, but deep in her heart, she supported his

lawyer who fights for the right cause is a

all the way to the

courtyard with a funeral tent in the building. Beneath the tent, there were two coffins. Two ash urns

together with a few people who seemed

when Su Zhan and Qin Ya parked their car and were about to walk towards

down from the

seeing this group of men, the elderly woman exclaimed, “What

bunch was dressed in a suit and looked like a successful entrepreneur. He said icily, “I’m taking my

was her son-in-law. In other words, he was the deceased’s

even care about

continue, the man went up and

brother

security guards around the man immediately stopped him and kicked him to the

She walked up and carried one of the smaller ash urns and intentionally knocked

woman from the enraged crowd. The woman carried the smaller ash urn and walked to the man.

urn. He took over his son’s urn and said to her, “Come on.

guards then escorted them back to their car

tent was in a mess, and their guards had wounded many of their friends and relatives as they were

them fell onto

from a distance. The latter even recorded the commotion