CHAPTER 25-EVIL

Tristan Morris invited Henry to Ravenstone to celebrate his success in getting Columbus Parker prosecuted and won back his ex-wife, the President's daughter, Clementine Dewey.

"Congratulations, Tristan. I am glad you've accomplished your mission," Henry said, raising his glass in a toast. "You pulled off a remarkable victory."

"Thank you, Henry. I couldn't have done it without you and George," Tristan smiled, his eyes twinkling with pride. "It was indeed a challenging case, but we managed to bring justice."

"You're one of a kind, Tristan," Henry, raising his glass in a toast again." You pulled off a remarkable victory."

As they sipped their drinks, Tristan couldn't resist sharing how he won back the love of his life. "Henry, guess what? I had a wonderful night with her. We had a romantic date, and I proposed to her."

"Wow! That's great," Henry was surprised at how quickly things had moved.

"She said yes! I'm going to get married again," Tristan chuckles. Henry laughed along, but