All Chapters of Married to My Brother’s Best friend: Chapter 111 - Chapter 120

The judge nods, granting Becky permission to continue, and she takes a moment to gather her thoughts, feeling the weight of the courtroom's attention on her. “This case was a stalking case,” she begins, her voice steady yet filled with the urgency of the matter at hand. “Miss Alice claimed that she was being stalked by Mr. Evans, and that’s clearly evident by her signed testimonial on page 2.” She gestures toward the document, her fingers brushing over the pages as if to emphasize their significance. “And the court ruling on page 5 explicitly asks Mr. Evans to keep his distance from her,” she adds, her tone firm, underscoring the gravity of the situation. She pauses once more, allowing the judge the necessary time to examine the evidence she has presented. “From this evidence, we can clearly see that Miss Alice issued a stalking case against Mr. Evans, with Mr. Elvis and me as the lawyers handling the case under the authority and instruction of Mr. and Mrs. Rique,” she states, her

“If you look closely at the evidence provided by Miss Alice’s lawyer, a few glaring discrepancies stand out. You’ll notice that there is no payment instruction attached to the contract, which is a crucial component in our standard procedure”.“This omission raises immediate red flags regarding the legitimacy of the agreement. Furthermore, if you examine the contract evidence they submitted, you’ll see that there are only two signatures present. One is from the homeowner or agent, which is expected, but the other is the falsified signature of Mrs. Lara”. “Which is funny because the contract evidence provided by Miss Alice's lawyer does not even include Miss Alice's signature. This is quite peculiar; after all, a contract should at least bear the signature of the person to whom it pertains”. “It’s almost as if they expect us to overlook this glaring omission, which raises serious questions about the validity of the entire agreement”. “From the evidence I have provided, I can confiden

“Miss Rita, please answer the question. Kindly remind the court of your relationship with Mrs. Lara,” she states, her tone constrained.“Oh, sorry,” Rita replies, her voice coming out a bit too loud as she snaps out of her thoughts, a flush creeping up her cheeks. The momentary lapse in focus seems to resonate in the hushed silence of the room, and she takes a deep breath to steady herself. “I’m currently the personal assistant of Mrs. Lara Rique at SignaBook,” she says, putting on a smile that feels slightly forced, as if she’s trying to ease the tension that has settled heavily around her. Becky nods, her expression serious yet encouraging, “And could you tell us the basis of your employment, as we all understand that Miss Alice was the former personal assistant?” Her question hangs in the air, prompting Rita to gather her thoughts. The mention of Alice’s name seems to evoke a flicker of hesitation in Rita’s eyes, but she quickly regains her composure. Rita nods, her gaze traveli

“The next person I would like to call to the stand is Miss Kelly,” Becky states, her voice steady and authoritative as she folds her hands behind her back, exuding an air of calm confidence. She stands tall, patiently waiting for Kelly to make her way to the stand, her eyes scanning the room as she prepares for the next phase of the proceedings.Kelly walks briskly, her pace almost too quick for the moment. In her haste, she miscalculates her steps and nearly stumbles, a look of panic flashing across her face. Just in time, Becky’s quick reflexes kick in, and she reaches out, grabbing Kelly by the elbow to steady her. The tension in the room dissipates slightly as Kelly regains her balance, a sheepish smile replacing her earlier anxiety.“Be careful,” she says, her voice ringing out clear enough for the court to hear, yet soft enough to convey genuine concern without appearing overly dramatic. Kelly meets her gaze, nodding appreciatively, “Thank you,” she replies, her tone a blend

Becky nods thoughtfully, her brow furrowing slightly as she processes the information. “Thank you for that clarification. Please tell the court the usual recruitment process for all staff and kindly highlight the specific steps that were not performed for Miss Rita,” she inquires, her tone steady and professional.Kelly takes a moment to gather her thoughts, her expression serious. “The recruitment process entails three main sections: the interviews section, the documents section, and the background check section. Let me break it down for clarity,” she states, her voice firm as she begins to elaborate. “First, we conduct interviews to assess the candidate's qualifications and fit for the role. This involves a series of questions designed to gauge their skills and experiences. Next, we have the documents section, where we require essential paperwork, such as identification and proof of qualifications, to ensure that everything is in order.”She pauses, making eye contact with Becky to