Chapter thirty six

David had a smirk on as the judge declared the adjournment and he walked out of the court yet again, a free man.

For David, every minute he had as a free man was a blessing. As he stood, he was eager to go home and meet with his previous daughter.

Outside the court, he met with Jeremy who was staring into the growing crowd about the new lawyer.

"I don't know what favor I'll owe you for this." He said and Jeremy laughed, "How about we find a way to make you walk free and we can worry about your debt later?" He asked.

"I know nothing is free, I surely won't be naive enough to think that this great help is at no cost, that'll be foolishness." He said.

Jeremy smiled, he liked a man that didn't take help for granted, especially when he had no idea where that help came from. But what the senator did not know was that he was a mere pawn in the larger game. He wanted to get to Sinclair, and he could see from the glares the man shot his way like daggers throughout the hearing that he had