ombing through every piece of evidence, every financial document, every detail of Jason's li

less woman known for tearing apart her opponents in court. Olivia expected no less from him. He wasn't

rt pounding as the judge entered the room. Jason glanced at her from across the courtroom, h

livia couldn't help but feel a sense of pride watching him work. He wasn't just defending her-he was fighting for

he again. The judge ruled in her favor, granting her tempor

t her, his jaw clenched. "This isn't over," h

show it. "No, it's not," she replied quie

sence steady and reassuring. "Yo