chapter 31

Amari had always been drawn to the intricacies of the law, fascinated by its complexities and its power to shape the course of people's lives. From a young age, she had known that she wanted to become a lawyer, driven by a deep-seated desire to fight for justice and make a difference in the world.

As she grew older, her passion for the law only intensified, fueling her determination to succeed despite the many obstacles she faced. Raised in a tough neighborhood on the South Side of Chicago, Amari had seen firsthand the injustices that plagued her community – the poverty, the crime, and the systemic inequality that seemed to pervade every aspect of life.

But instead of succumbing to despair, Amari channeled her anger and frustration into her studies, determined to use her knowledge of the law to fight for those who had been wronged. She excelled in school, earning top marks and scholarships that allowed her to attend college and eventually law school.

After graduating with honors, Amar