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45. Litigation 1

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At Tim's House

After they concluded with the letter, he appreciated him again.

“Thank you for everything, barrister. I can't wait to get the support.”

“You are welcome. We are taking them one after the other. Apart from the support, she will compensate you for beating you up and aborting your baby.”

“Wow! That is good, barrister.”

“It is all right. You can go back to work, lest your manager gets offended by your absence.”

“Okay. Goodbye, barrister.”

“Goodbye, dear.”

Tim got out of the vehicle and watched him drive away before he walked into his house.

He was engrossed in his discussion with his lawyer when many things took place in the office. Now, he lay on his bed and pondered on many things. The news on the television jolted him up and he focused on it.

The pressmen were good at blowing things out of proportion but that exaggerated headline favored Tim and everyone that day.

(Gen. Tim Williams the President of the Auxiliary Armory PLC has transformed the organization in absenti
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