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Chapter 48: Connor’s Public Appearance and the Truth about Kenneth Westfield–1

Chapter 48: Connor’s Public Appearance and the Truth about Kenneth Westfield

(Olivia’s POV)

The atmosphere at Moonlaw Legal Services had shifted dramatically in just a few days. Heather Phillips‘ sudden resignation had sent ripples through the entire firm,

and now Caroline Lewis had been promoted to head of litigation.

I watched from my office as Caroline addressed the team, her voice steady and

professional. “I expect excellence from each of you, but I also believe in fair treatment

and merit–based advancement. My door is always open.”

The relief on my colleagues‘ faces was palpable. Caroline was known for her integrity

and fairness–qualities that had been sorely lacking under Heather’s leadership.

Jade Mitchell, the young intern, approached my desk hesitantly. “Ms. Winters? Is it

true about Kenneth Westfield? Everyone’s talking about it.”

Before I could answer, Marcus Wilson and two other colleagues appeared in my

doorway, their faces alight with curiosity.

“Olivia, you have to tell us what happened,” Marcus pressed. “The police just took him

away? For real?”

I leaned back in my chair, remembering my principle: those who offend me will pay.

There was no reason to hold back now.

“Oh, that?” I replied, my voice deliberately casual. “I came across a young woman’s post online, where she was asking for help after being drugged and ‘picked up from

the street‘. She was terrified to report it, fearing her family would gossip.”

Their eyes widened as they leaned closer, hanging on my every word.

“I just wanted to help her, so I reached out. She showed me the man’s photo, and my

jaw dropped–it was Kenneth Westfield! Can you imagine my shock at seeing such a

predator in lawyer’s clothing.preying on a minor at Moonlight Club?”

Jade gasped, covering her mouth with her hand.

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“I encouraged her to report it immediately,” I continued, my voice remaining calm but

sharp. “Helped her collect evidence. Fortunately, she had just woken up and hadn’t

showered yet, so she still had the perpetrator’s DNA on her.”

“That’s… that’s disgusting,” Marcus muttered, his face contorted with revulsion.

“She’s only sixteen,” I added coldly. “Kenneth Westfield is truly despicable.”

“Sixteen?” Jade’s voice trembled. “That’s just a child!”

Marcus shook his head in disgust. “And he had the nerve to lecture us about

professional ethics! What a hypocrite.”

“You never really know someone, do you?” another colleague remarked. “He always

seemed so proper on the surface.”

“The worst predators often wear the most convincing masks,” I replied, turning back

to my computer to signal the end of the conversation.

Throughout the day, Valerie Pierce hovered anxiously around my office. Her usual

haughty demeanor had completely vanished, replaced by desperate pleading.

“Lawyer Winters, please,” she begged for the fifth time, her mascara smudged from

crying. “I’m so sorry for everything I said. Please withdraw the complaint.”

I continued typing, barely acknowledging her presence.

“Please, be magnanimous!” Her voice cracked as fresh tears spilled down her cheeks.

“Treat my words like a passing breeze and let me go, I beg you. If I’m convicted and

my license revoked, my life is over!”

When I remained silent, she dropped to an even more pitiful tone.

“I’ll be your loyal assistant, do anything you want!”

Finally, I looked up, my eyes frosty and unmoved.

“I don’t need that,” I dismissed her coolly. “Miss Pierce, there are 360 trades in the

world; if you can’t survive in this one, pick another.”

I patted her shoulder with a sardonic smile. “Good luck. I believe in you.”

Her face crumpled as she realized I wouldn’t budge. She stumbled out of my office,

sobbing quietly.

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