My dear lawyer

Chapter 343 Everyone Knew It

Only the sound of flipping pages was heard in such a large office.

The man’s manicured fingers stopped on one page. He looked up with frosty eyes, “This is what you

get?”

“Yes. We’ve checked surveillance cameras among all streets and didn’t find Miss. Angie.” He was half

head down and afraid to look at that man behind the office table.

William didn’t get what he expected, “Was the videotape rigged by anyone?”

“We got the original tape and it has been verified already.” The man who did the research bowed even

lower in shame. It wasn’t that the tape didn’t get tampered; the others were just more skillful.

William stared at the “perfect” report, and his eyes got even dampened. Everything that seemed normal

was the most abnormal part. Angie’s “perfect” proof just made her suspicious.

Someone else must be engaged. Considering what Selina said, Angie should be supported by a

master who was also skillful at covering himself up when she was abroad.

Anyone who was qualified to accomplish the tasks was either a gang member or a top-rank killer.

There was no doubt that William had a reasonable analysis with all possibilities listed. However, he

couldn’t move further on Angie rashly with no evidence and not think comprehensively. His aim was still

Alan at this time.

“Arrange extra staff to the hospital to protect Vivian and my son. Report back to me whoever went to

the hospital, and what they said,.

“Yes.” The man who did the research nodded politely.

Then Joe pushed the office door open with an envelope in his hand. William waved, “You can go for

now.”

The man left immediately.

Joe put the document in front of William and talked casually, “All you want to know are here.”

He paused, and then continued unbearably, “Vivian is a woman who does deserve all the respects.”

This was the first time when William heard Joe describe a woman as “respectable”. His sight fell on the

envelope lying quietly on the table. He was actually a little afraid to open it up.

“Check it out.” Joe knew what William was trying to resist. It was hard to accept that he was the one

who treated Vivian unjustly and now everything he had done turned out to be wrong.

Joe only took half day to find out what Vivian had done for the past four years. While he still got

shocked by how a woman could carry on like this.

“Anything else?” William asked frigidly.

Joe knew William was asking him to leave. He realized it was not convenient for him to stay. “Six-ears

has ganged up with the Shen Family.”

“Okay.” William was in no mood to note any other stuff.

Joe understood, walked away without saying anything else, and William was left alone.

The door was closed quietly and the office got back to peace again.

William sat on the luxury swivel chair and stared at the envelop for half an hour. He remained in the

stance.

Suddenly, he picked up the envelop and removed the sealing thread bit by bit. He pulled out a sample Belongs to (N)ôvel/Drama.Org.

with Vivian’s chirpy smile popped up in front of him.

The Vivian in the photo was a totally different person. She was pretty with bobbed hair and her smile

was full of expectations towards life.

William couldn’t help caressing her face in the photo. This should be Vivian’s ID photo when she

entered university, if he remembered correctly.

In the blink of an eye, her short hair had already grown to the waist.

The first page was a brief introduction about Vivian. Nothing special. He knew Vivian was raised by her

elderly grandma, and there was no information about her parents.

William goggled at the photo for five minutes and then moved forward. When he went through every

detail, his poised face collapsed as iceberg melted.

He felt like something soft in his chest was pierced by ice, riddled and bloody.

Premature birth, heart disease, emergency rescue for a dozen times. All those appalling words

appeared in his eyes.

It turned out that Vivian had borne so much fear and pressure by herself. She was pregnant with no

income source and malnutrition. When getting to the seventh month of pregnancy, premature birth

occurred with worry and fear.

Roe was kept alive in an incubator. Her elderly grandma couldn’t take care of two of them at the same

time. Vivian didn’t have the money to hire a maid, not to mention resting for a full month. She got

through everything by herself and experienced depression after Roe’s birth.

She even tended to harm herself occasionally and finally got over it.

These words seemed to be understated, but William could still feel how helpless Vivian was and she

made it through for Roe.

Roe had congenital heart disease. She worked hard to double her income and paid for imported

medicine Roe took monthly, not to mention other expenses.

So she worked at the mall all day and night and started out freelancing. It showed that Vivian not only

served at a bar, but also delivered food in restaurant. She woke up at four in the morning to take over

the shift just for an extra two hundred dollars.

But what was he doing at that time? He was busy with his own law firm to expand business while

enjoying her care and blamed on her naughtiness.

Every time he came back, she always prepared a hot meal for him, ran bath and did massage for him.

She never revealed her hardship in front of him.

William couldn’t turn over the next page. He has been on the edge of life and death countless times

without knowing fear, but he was sacred this time.

William felt breathless. He was about to stand up for fresh air but stumbled and fell back into the chair!

William didn’t know when he was suddenly drained of blood, his face white and frightening. Selina was

right. He was completely an asshole.

All the grievances and injuries suffered by Vivian were caused by him. If he hadn’t been such proud of

himself, he would find some traces and investigate into it.

It was only his pride shielded everything else and made Vivian suffer so much.