Not seeing Delphine, the disappointment in Ignatius Leclair's phoenix eyes was unmistakable, and his originally composed expression turned even colder and sharper.
Salvador Lawrence presented two irrefutable points: first, Ignatius Leclair had a motive for murder; second, he had no alibi. Attempting a reversal to prove his innocence was virtually a pipe dream.
In stark contrast to the murmur of discussions in the courtroom gallery, both the defendant's stand and the defense team remained exceptionally composed.
Brock Gray, under immense pressure, began his defense, his gaze cutting directly toward Stone Leclair.
