The law firm took on a major case. To give her old flame a chance to shine, my wife deliberately made me late for the hearing. When I finally arrived, my boss stopped me at the courtroom door and berated me for being unprofessional. Once I saw through my wife's intentions, I handed the entire case over to her old flame. My colleagues all urged me not to act on impulse. This was a once-in-a-lifetime case, and winning it would make him a gold-medal lawyer, beyond question. But they didn't know that I'd never wanted to take the case in the first place. It wasn't as simple as it looked: all the evidence was fake. Though her old flame won an acquittal based on the evidence at hand, he didn't know that the client was actually a serial killer with a long list of crimes. The moment the truth came out, he would surely be held legally responsible. And my wife's blind efforts to protect him would leave her with endless regrets.
