Chapter 341 What is a well-known double standard? A good old man who comes to ask for help!

"Miss White, don't get me wrong."

After Jessica opened her eyes again, she looked at Laura: "This happened five hours ago, but you look very calm."

"I don't know what my normal reaction should be."

Laura smiled bitterly.

"If you sue, you will face a lot of tricky issues, and this is just one of them that is very simple."

Jessica glanced at Chuck.

"You mean I can impress others more if I cry."

Laura was a little angry.

"You were in a bad mood just now, shouldn't you cry?"

Jessica stared into her eyes.

"When I was expelled from the university, I cried for an hour, and after I finished crying, I never felt any pain again."

Laura leaned back: "This is me! If crying helps, then I really hope this happens to someone who can cry."

"Why were you fired?"

Jessica asked.

"What did you say?"

Laura was not used to this kind of questioning.

"Why were you expelled from the university?"

Harvey, a man in a suit, responded: "We need to know everything, and your expulsion from the university is related to your character and credibility. If it comes to court, it will definitely be used by the other party's lawyer to attack you."

"I don't want to talk about this."

Laura resisted a little.

"You must say."

Jessica reminded: "These are easy to verify. Not only will the other party investigate, but we will also investigate. This case is very sensitive. Even now, Detective Chuck tells us that we should believe your words, but we still need to

Think about everything."

"After going to court, all your past may be uncovered, so you have to be mentally prepared."

Harvey, the suit guy, added.

"Think about it first, Harvey, and come out with me."

Jessica got up and called Harvey away.

"They don't believe me, do they?"

Laura looked at Chuck with a wry smile.

"She doesn't believe you!"

Chuck said expressionlessly: "That's not surprising, because she doesn't believe me either."

"Why?"

Laura said strangely.

"Because I killed too many dishes."

Chuck said bluntly.

"You will help me with this case, right?"

Laura looked at him expectantly.

"I can offer any help short of direct intervention."

Chuck said.

"..."

Laura looked at him speechlessly.

"I can't participate in this case for your own good."

Chuck explained: "Once I get involved, it will definitely become political. There was a chance of winning the lawsuit, but in the end it was completely lost."

"Because of his identity."

Laura said disdainfully: "American son, American hero, I looked him up online after I left. I also told my roommate, she said forget it, he spoke for women's rights, it's not a big deal, but I

Not accepted.

If it were an ordinary person, or even an ordinary powerful person, I would have tolerated it if it was really impossible, but he pretends to speak for all us women, but he does the exact opposite, which is 10,000 times worse than a normal mood!"

"This is America!"

Chuck looked at her and said calmly: "If you hope to use litigation to expose his disgusting and contradictory face, I can only tell you that you will be disappointed."

"Because the lawsuit can't be fought?"

Laura's eyes passed through the transparent glass and fell on Jessica and Harvey, who were standing outside communicating.

"No."

Chuck shook his head: "The lawsuit can be fought, and even won, but no one will report the result, or the extent of the report will be beyond your imagination, and it will not cause any noise.

At that time, he was also a Nobel Peace Prize winner, an American son, an American hero, and a spokesperson for African women and even women’s rights protection around the world.”

"..."

Laura fell silent immediately.

Outside.

"What are you still doubting?"

Harvey, the man in the suit, looked at his boss.

"Can you blame me?"

Jessica asked back: "She was too calm. She was too calm. On the massage table and in the bathroom, her testimony was inconsistent. It is difficult not to make people suspect that she was trying to blackmail Mr. Kent, or specifically to make Kent look bad.

Sir."

"You don't believe Chuck?"

Harvey the Suit Guy reminded: "He said she didn't lie."

"That's exactly what I'm most worried about!"

Jessica glanced at Chuck in the office: "He is Detective Chuck, but he is also from Texas!"

"No way?"

Harvey, a man in a suit, laughed dumbly: "You don't think that Chuck is a Texan and a natural matchmaker, so you think he is lying and helping Laura design Joe Kent, right?"

"He's already pulled down a few bricks from the foundation of Bodhi."

There was no smile on Jessica's face: "He is also a human being and has his own selfish tendencies. I have to consider this."

"I believe he is not that kind of person."

Suit Harvey shook his head.

"This is Mr. Kent's reputation at stake!"

Jessica said sternly: "It's even related to the reputation of our country. I don't just believe what you say. We must have enough evidence, and the feeling Laura White gives me now cannot dispel my doubts."

"Then we will send people to investigate."

Harvey, the man in suit, put away his smile: "Don't worry, I won't find Chuck this time!"

"I will send someone to investigate."

Jessica nodded.

"What about this case?"

Harvey the Suitman asked.

"Drag it first."

Jessica's eyes were solemn: "This case is extraordinary. We must be cautious and cautious."

"Aren't you afraid that she will find another law firm?"

Suit fine Harvey reminder.

"Besides us, who else dares to take her case?"

Jessica said confidently.

"All right."
To be continued...