The trial didn't see much progress, just as the legal advisor said. Serra's lawyer was very professional, dismissing some of the prosecutor's points.
However, the judge did not make an immediate verdict, and the prosecutor claimed that there was more evidence to submit. So the judge decided another trial was necessary to allow the prosecutor to present additional materials, postponing the result to the next session.
As soon as it ended, Lynch found Serra, and the two embraced briefly.
Serra exuded the air of a lady of wealth from head to toe. Money is truly damn miraculous, how many years has it been?
If Lynch hadn't known what their family used to be like or what Serra used to be like, he might not have suspected that the woman in front of him was once just an ordinary housewife who revolved around family and the kitchen!
You can't tell those things from her; you can only see the "height" in her eyes, an expression of indifference towards the entire world, the entire society.
