chapter 83-The beast of Truth

Mrs Williams suddenly became more uneasy as she knew what that meant. The barrister had never lost a case. He was dreaded by most lawyers and was nicknamed "The Beast of Truth"

She wondered how Jeremy was able to afford such an expensive and notable attorney.

And for the attorney to have agreed to Jeremy's demand, Then he must have proof strong enough to counter the Williams lawyer because history has it that the attorney would never take up a case that he knew he wouldn't win.

Everyone watched as the attorney took the position reserved for Jeremy's lawyer.

The Judge turned to Jeremy with a puzzled look, "Why didn't you inform me of the changes? Imagine he has not arrived in time,"

The attorney quickly chimed in before Jeremy could respond, "It's all my fault, my lord, I had asked him not to inform anyone of my arrival to avoid my opponent doing away with their false evidence,"

The attorney's words made Mrs Williams's heart skip as she feared the worst might happen. The Williams law
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