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Chapter 36

"In that case, we will need to adjourn this trial."

‘Gotcha, you idiot,’ was what Roger thought, smiling maliciously. Thanks to his connections, he found out the name of the trial's translator and bribed him not to show up. This meant that today’s trial would be postponed, forcing Deborah to return to the apartment with him.

Roger and John were pleased because, without an interpreter, the trial had to be postponed until further notice, giving them time to prepare their counterattack or seek to nullify the trial altogether. Christian noticed their smiles and deduced that they were behind the interpreter’s absence, but Christian wouldn’t give up so easily.

"Without an interpreter, I'm afraid I will have to..."

"Your Honor, if I may, my wife can act as Deborah's interpreter," Christian interjected quickly.

"Objection," John said, standing up. "That cannot be allowed because she is Deborah’s friend. How can we trust she will be impartial in her interpretations?"

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