Chapter Twenty Six: No Use Crying Over Spilt Milk

Noah "You shouldn't push it, Mr. Noah. I advise you to just let the matters lie," the pro bono lawyer advised. "Are you sure there's really no way about this, Lawyer Kate?" I was desperate. I had received the pro bono lawyer's contact from a colleague. I had been searching for a way to get back at the Lawrences, but couldn't come up with a positive idea. They were too powerful for me to face-off directly. Those rich men and their greed. Why do they always have to take from the poor to enrich their coffers? Because they want to be the only powerful ones. They always want to be at the top while we remain beneath their feet and continue to be exploited to their pleasure. "Unless you can find proof that Mr. Lawrence was aware of the actual worth of your land yet manipulated you into selling it at a lesser price than it's worth," she shook her head, "I'm afraid you have to bear with the loss. One more thing, they are a large conglomerate. There's no guarantee you can win this fi