All Chapters of When Justice Meets Love: Chapter 21 - Chapter 27

Robert trembled as he spoke. "You ungrateful daughter! Throwing your own father out of the house! Don’t you fear karma coming back to haunt you?" Yara frowned. “Are you cursing me?” Startled, Robert fell silent, unable to respond. Yara smirked mockingly. "If a lowlife like you, who betrayed his own wife and daughter, hasn’t been hit by karma, why would I have anything to worry about?"With that, she turned and walked away. As she passed the bodyguards, she stopped and issued a cold command. “Give them three minutes. If they refuse to leave, throw them out and make sure they’re far from the gate. I don’t like trash piling up at my doorstep.” Yara returned to her room. Her thoughts wandered to Herman. At the gala tonight, when the woman handed her a drink, Herman took it instead, downing it in one go without hesitation. He was probably suffering the consequences by now. She stood up, intending to take a shower, when her phone rang. Glancing at the screen, she was surpri

The defendant in the Crestwood Estate case, Leo, had turned himself in to the police. The television screen showed him being surrounded by reporters and media at the entrance of the police station. “Mr. Harrington, you previously testified in court that the plaintiff was involved in prostitution and fabricated the allegations out of spite. Why are you suddenly changing your story after more than a year?” “Mr. Harrington, does your decision to turn yourself in have anything to do with your company’s financial troubles?” No matter how persistently the reporters pressed him, Leo kept his head down, walking forward in silence. Yara found the whole situation highly unusual. Leo was a shrewd businessman, a master at weighing risks and rewards, and a man who had always operated outside the law. After narrowly escaping conviction, why would he suddenly turn himself in a year later, without any apparent reason? She wasn’t naïve. It didn’t take much to guess that Herman had somet

She hadn’t just salvaged his dignity—she had rewritten his entire life. She lifted him from the mud where everyone trampled on him and turned him into someone admired and respected by all. And what had he done in return? He shattered the very light that illuminated his life. Succumbing to Elena’s cheap seductions, he lost all sense of morality, gradually becoming someone he no longer recognized. Yara was still the same Yara she had been back in their university days. But he was no longer the Westley of those years. A bitter laugh escaped his lips. As he laughed, tears began to fall. He couldn’t even remember the last time he had cried. It turned out his heart could still feel, still ache at the sound of Yara’s name.The next morning, Yara received a phone call. It was from the police. “Ms. Cullen, this is the police department. Westley Langston, an inmate at the prison, has confessed to tampering with evidence in the Crestwood Estate case years ago. “If his conf

Yara suddenly asked, “Herman, did I look awful when I was crying just now?” Herman’s tone was calm. “Not as good as you usually look.” She fell silent for a long moment after he spoke, and it made him uneasy. “What’s wrong?” “Herman, you really don’t know how to talk, let alone comfort a woman. No wonder you can’t find a girlfriend.” “I admit I’m not good at comforting people, but have you ever thought that maybe I don’t want a girlfriend?” “Do you want a boyfriend then?” “Yara…” “I’m kidding.” The driver opened the car door for them. Yara got in first, followed by Herman. As the car moved down the road, the cabin was unusually quiet. Herman cleared his throat. “Yara, there’s something I’ve been wanting to tell you for a while now.” Yara feigned ignorance. “Oh? What is it?” He hesitated for a few seconds before speaking. “Actually, Yara, I’ve felt this way for a long time…” Before he could finish, Yara suddenly turned to him. "Herman, let me ask you a few