My Rich Hot and Infertile or Maybe Not Husband

Chapter 1225

a gusand Liam know this, too, so he never brought his wife to the school reunion

nt today before they met he still had that thought

Hoever, now he suddenly realized his judgment was quite shallow

es wide was actually quite interesting

He guessed Liam didn’t bring her out, probably because he wanted her all to himself, not because she wasn’t good enough.

Thinking about it Hector smiled slightly, his tone much softer than before. “Any other questions?”

“You just mentioned Sydney s case, which is being handled by your friend’s law firm. So, how many years do you think she will be sentenced to?”

“That depends on how good the plaintiff’s lawyer is ”

“is the plaintiff’s lawyer good?

Hector said, “Not bad, except for losing to Mr Fletcher on a defamation case

Celeste was taken aback. “You’re the plaintiff’s lawyer?”

Hector smiled. “Can’t you tell?”

“A bit surprised, so for Sydney’s case, does she have a chance to turn the tables”

With the evidence being solid, what could she possibly use?”

Celeste thought for a moment, “Can we add criminal compensation during the trial? I heard Shelly’s parents are having a hard time”

Hector said. “We can try, but it’s not guaranteed I heard Sydney is liquidating her assets, her penalty is huge, and she’s also dealing with the properties she bought I’ll do my best, but the compensation might not be much ”

Celeste nodded. “Thank you”

Then she asked. “Has it been ten minutes?

“Two minutes left Want to continue?”

Celeste shook her head, “Goodbye, take care”

Hector worked fast. The next day, he issued a notice and sent it to the kindergarten.

Silvia, the owner of the kindergarten, was in the kitchen scolding the chef Còntens bel0ngs to Nô(v)elDr/a/ma.Org

Who threw away this meat?”

Holding a bag of meat she picked up from the trash can, she scanned the kitchen staff and asked, “Who threw it?”

A middle–aged woman in her forties said softly. “Mrs Principal the meat seemed off, so I threw it away”

Silvia opened the bag, took out the meat, and asked sternly. “What’s wrong? Isn’t meat supposed to be this color?”

The woman said softly. “It had a smell

What smell? I didn’t smell anything?” Silvia handed the meat to a chef next to her. “You take a whiff Does it smell?”

The chef took a sniff and a sour stench immediately hit her, but under Silvia intimidating gaze, she could only whisper, “There’s no smell

Silvia tumed to the woman who had discarded the meat and said. “Listen up, no one else smelled anything off. Only you said there’s a problem. What’s wrong with you? Are you having a hypersensitive nose or what?”

The woman’s face darkened, but she still clenched her fists, gathered her courage, and said, “Principal, that piece of meat is past its expiration date. Even if it doesn’t smell, it shouldn’t be used for cooking. Our food is for the kids to eat. Their digestive systems are already weak. If they get sick from eating this meat, how are we going to take responsibility 7”

Silvia scoffed. “You are just a staff member What gives you the night to tell me how to run things? My family used to run a restaurant, so I know more about whether meat is edible or not. I’ve been managing this kindergarten for many years and have always dealt with things this way Have you ever seen a kid get sick. because of the food? Parents have seen our kitchen, none of them have any issues, so why are you nitpicking here?”

The woman’s face turned even sourer, and a colleague next to her tugged at her, signaling her to stop talking