Chapter 351

The Caesar looked a little flustered as the truth was exposed. At this moment, when he saw Johnny's eyes, he began to dodge. "What's the matter with Caesar?" The judge asked. "Just now, the lawyer of the public prosecution said that Caesar and my litigant have no enmity with each other. Why did he come to accuse my litigant? He said that my litigant took bribes, and that it was my litigant who stole tax! Don't you think it's strange to frame them up for no reason?" Johnny made it clear. All the people present were attracted by Johnny's words, and they had to admire Johnny's quick response. Now everyone's attention was clearly on the reversal of the truth, and Johnny had jumped to another thing. The judge admitted, "there is indeed a doubt about Caesar's framing." "Please allow me to ask Caesar a few more questions." "Okay." Johnny looked at the Caesar and said calmly, "Mr Caesar, why did you frame my litigant? Did you have any grudge against my litigant?" Caesar didn't know h