The inspector was under serious investigation, and his reputation had gone far beyond salvaging, but nothing was as painful as Kabir Marge's disregard. Inspector Mark Wen sat down with his lawyer, sweating despite the air-conditioned room.
"I need you to plead guilty and apologize to Marge, and maybe this will get a second look," Inspector Wen turned to the man he was paying good money to help win his case, flabbergasted. "Aren't you among the best lawyers in the country?" he questioned, and his lawyer beamed with pride, nodding.
"Of course, I have won every case," he bragged, but the man before him was not pleased to hear his voice. "So what makes this one different?" he yelled. The lawyer was tired. He had gone to extremes for this case, and at the moment, he was beginning to regret why he had accepted it.
