Chapter 870 Jealous Again


    It wasn''t that Sydney was overestimating herself. Julien was now deeply in love with her.


    She was confident that no matter what she asked him to do, he would agree, even if she wanted


    him to let Greta go.


    But would Sydney let Greta go?


    Definitely not.


    So Sydney thought that the person behind Greta was barking up the wrong tree.


    Sure enough, before Julien could reply, thewyer touched the tip of his nose and said, "Of course,


    I know it is impossible. Mr. Flint and I are just acquaintances. How can he possibly go easy on


    Greta for my sake?"


    "You know this, then why did you take her case?" Sydney responded.


    Thewyer knew her rtionship with Julien, so he smiled and answered politely, "Just for money.


    Mr. Sullivan, the person behind Miss Sullivan, promised to give me 5 million dors as long as I can


    persuade Mr. Flint."


    He opened five fingers.


    Sydney gasped, "Five million? That''s a lot of money."


    Thewyer nodded in agreement. "Yes. And he will pay me 2 million dors for taking the case, so


    how could I refuse 7 million dors?"


    Sydneyughed, "But what if you fail? If so, you can''t get the 5 million dors, right?"


    "That''s not true." Thewyer shook his head. "I asked Mr. Sullivan about this. After all, I''m clear


    about my real friendship with Mr. Flint, and I know I can''t soften Mr. Flint up, so I told Mr. Sullivan


    about this in the beginning. He knew that I might fail, but he insisted on trying. Since he said so, I


    can take the money with no mental burden."


    He shrugged.


    Sydney was amazed by this person and gave him a thumbs-up. "Are you not afraid that your


    reputation as awyer will be damaged?"


    Thewyerughed, "Compared to money, reputation is nothing."


    Hearing this, Sydney had nothing to say.


    This person, as Julien said, was very greedy.


    Yet it was understandable. In this world, who was not greedy?


    She was greedy, and so was Julien.


    Otherwise, why would she and Julien have to work so hard for their corporations?


    "So you came to me to intercede on Greta''s behalf?" At this point, Julien finally opened his mouth


    again, gazing coolly at thewyer.


    Thewyer pushed his sses and nodded. "Yeah, but I''m just going through the motions. Since I


    took this job, even though I know it''s useless, I have to show my attitude. That''s what a paidwyer


    should do."


    Awesome!


    Sydney once again gave a thumbs up to thewyer with admiration.


    Seeing this, Julien pursed his thin lips in displeasure and then bent her thumb down with warning


    eyes.


    She was not allowed to admire other men, except for him.


    Sydney rolled her eyes in amusement, but she nodded her head, indicating that she would only


    admire him.


    Only then was Julien satisfied. He moved his gaze to thewyer across from him. "Are you not


    worried that I''ll be unhappy?"


    Thewyer adjusted his tie and replied with a confident face, "Although I''m not close to you, I


    understand you. You know the result and my character, so you won''t be upset with me. In view of


    this, I dared to take the case."


    Julien snorted coldly and did not say anything.


    Indeed, he was not angry with thiswyer. Thus, he did not show much emotion or give many


    reactions.


    After all, no matter what thiswyer did, it would not change any of Julien''s decisions.


    What was more, thiswyer, who had taken the case, was just going through the motions, not


    sincerely trying to vindicate Greta. Naturally, Julien wouldn''t stop thewyer from making money.


    Sydney looked slightly sideways at the man beside her and saw nothing but a trace of coldness on


    the man''s face. Then she knew that thewyer was right.


    It seemed that thiswyer knew Julien very well.


    "Since you know he won''t be upset with you, why don''t you quickly plead for Greta to finish your


    work? After that, we''re going to see Greta," Sydney said to thewyer, looking at her watch.


    A police officer who had just brought them here said that Greta''s interrogation would be over in


    almost half an hour.


    Half an hour had almost passed.


    So they should hurry up.


    Hearing Sydney''s reminder, thewyer quickly looked at Julien.


    Seeing that Julien was expressionless and that he did not refuse Sydney''s proposal, thewyer


    knew Julien''s meaning and realized that Sydney was very important to Julien. Thewyer moved


    his tie and put on a regretful look. Then he took out the phone, tapped it a few times, and said to


    Julien, "Hello, Mr. Flint, I am Ms. Greta Sullivan''swyer. I want to know your attitude toward this


    case. Can you ept a private settlement? Of course, thepensation or anything will definitely


    satisfy you and Ms. Raines, as long as you two forgive Ms. Greta Sullivan this time, so can we


    negotiate?"


    "No, get out!" Julien''s face was stolid, and his voice was cold.


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    Sydney didn''t say anything, but she shook her head seriously in support of Julien.


    Thewyer pushed his sses, changed his expression from respect to regret, and sighed, "Okay, I


    see. I''m sorry to bother you."


    After saying that, thewyer saved the recording and put away his phone with satisfaction. "Well,


    I''m done. With this recording, I can go and get five million dors."


    Hearing this, Sydney looked at thewyer''s eager look. Sheughed, "This is the most perfunctory


    process I''ve ever seen. Anyone can see this is a show. If you hand over this recording, will he give


    you the money?"


    Thewyer patted his phone through his suit. "Don''t worry, Ms. Raines. Mr. Sullivan will. He only


    said that as long as I pleaded for Miss Sullivan to Mr. Flint, he would give me the money. I did it just


    now. Even though it was a show, I was pleading. After all, he did not say that I could not act."


    Once again, Sydney had nothing to say.


    This person''s words were so reasonable.


    She couldn''t retort.


    And he was quite usible.


    He must be an outstandingwyer.


    Thinking of this, Sydney took out her phone and checked more information about thiswyer online.


    This time, her eyes widened, and her expression changed as she looked up at thewyer in front of


    her.


    This person was indeed not ordinary.


    "What are you looking at?" Just as Sydney was filled with amazement at thiswyer, arge hand


    suddenly reached out and then covered her eyes to stop her from staring at thewyer with


    appreciation.


    Julien''s thin lips were pursed into a straight line, and his face was sullen.


    At the thought of the way she looked at thiswyer, he felt ufortable.


    So Julien''s gaze on thewyer became sharp and cold.