Mr. Kane Got cklisted By Eleven Jewell Chapter 64
Chapter 64
Marshall was very surprised too. He then smiled merrily as he walked toward her
“Ms Thompson, what a coincidence”
Ste felt amazed too. I bumped into him thrice in a few days‘ time. Rivera is huge. The odds of
bumping into him once are so small, not to mention three times.
But, I felt a little guilty when he called me “Ms. Thompson“.
I didn’t think that we’d meet the third time when I gave him that name.”
She awkwardly said, “Yes. That’s a pretty big coincidence.”
Marshall pointed at her neck as he gently smiled, “You. Did your injury get better?”
Ste was stunned for a moment. She then remembered the wound he was asking her about was the
wound she got from being scratched by the pregnantdy in the police station. She was a little
surprised by his attentiveness.
“It’s healed. Thank you so much for that day.”
“It’s no trouble at all.” Marshall paused for a moment. “You’re alone?”
“I’m meeting someone. But, he hasn’t arrived yet.” She then softly murmured, “I wonder how did he get
his certificate. He has no sense of time at all.”
Marshall froze for a second. He probed, “Are you meeting awyer?”
Ste was stunned. “How did you know?” She then immediately realized what was happening. “You’re
thatwyer!”
Marshall softlyughed, “Yes. I’m thatwyer who has no sense of time.”
Ste felt extremely awkward. “That wasn’t what I meant… I thought you didn’te. No, I didn’t think
that you were awyer. You don’t look like one.”
Marshall pulled out the chair and sat across her. He looked interested, as he asked, “What does a
lawyer supposed to look like?”
Ste braved it out as she pointed at his jacket. “At least wear a suit.”
Marshall smiled, “I’ll take note of that.”
Ste waved her hand. ‘I was just stereotyping. There’s now saying how awyer should dress.
Hope you don’t mind.”
“I was just joking. Don’t be so nervous.” Marshall tenderly said, “Let’s talk about your case”
Ste was relieved, and she nodded her head multiple times.
They added each other on WhatsApp. Ste then sent Marshall the screenshots she had previously
collected
Marshall frowned as he looked at the unsightly screenshots He then logged into his Facebook using his
laptop to search the specific words.
Ste only screenshotted the ounts of thements and private messages that insulted her. But
the truth was, after he searched the keywords, there were many ounts that were specifically used to
defame her
Marshall then categorized the ounts that posted simr posts. It can basically confirm the ounts
that had the same Inte Protocol Address and posted the posts using the same phone were the
same person.
After that, he used his work ount to contact those Facebook users. He started with a consultative
approach to make them delete the abusive remarks. He also asked them to publicly make a post to
apologize to “Dusk Gxy”
Ste was watching from the side, and she waspletely convinced that he was awyer.
It was because the words he used tomunicate were very professional and careful.
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However, this kind of consultative approach was clearly not a threat to those people. Some of them did
not reply to him, and some even scolded him. They cursed and were arrogant. They even blocked
Marshall’s ount
He unhurriedly saved the screenshots. He faintly asked, “How do you want them to be punished?”
Ste was startled, “Isn’t this a civil case? If I win thewsuit, at best, I could only make them delete
their Facebook ount and have them apologize to me publicly, isn’t it?”
Marshall smiled. “Reputation dispute is indeed a civil case. The heaviest punishment is only
compensation. But, if you want them to get heavier punishments, we can sue them for defamation.
Defamation is a type of criminal offense. The offender would get a permanent criminal record. Not only
will this criminal record set back their career, but it’ll also affect their next generation’s political
examination.”
‘I can do that?
“Which has the higher chance of winning the case? Defamation or reputation dispute?”