Final Verdict
I don’t lose cases.
I don’t lose sleep.
And I certainly don’t lose my mind over women.
Why would I?
For the past twelve years, I’ve built a reputation as the attorney people hire when they want to win. I don’t believe in distractions, complications, or anything remotely resembling a relationship.
My life works exactly the way I want it to.
Until her.
This woman was supposed to be a stranger.
A drunk college girl who stumbled into my Porsche and assumed I was her Uber driver…
Yet somehow, I keep running into her.
Every other day…
Then I find out she’s been working at my firm.
I should’ve fired her immediately—for constantly tempting me with her cherry red lips—but I didn’t.
I let her stay on for my next trial, let her keep challenging me until, for the first time in my career, I’m not sure winning is worth it.
And that’s a problem.
Because some cases have consequences long after the verdict is read…
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