Chapter 1477

Steven did not retort much in the previous part, seemingly at a disadvantage in front of Hunter, who was speaking confidently. On the spectator’s seat, Amelia’s heart was pounding like a rabbit, and she stared at Steven with a burning gaze until they ached. She was too worried about Steven and hated that she could do nothing apart from cheering him on silently in her heart. “You can speak, the plaintiff’s lawyer.” Clarence had a stern expression, but he cast an affirming gaze at his brother. Although the three Lovett brothers were rarely in contact after becoming adults, each making a name for themselves in different fields and not as close as typical siblings, Clarence and Steven still had a moral compass. They were unlike Hunter, who had fallen to become a slave to money. They had never done anything immoral. Hunter looked down on Steven and frequently spoke of Clarence as rigid and inflexible, believing himself to be the pillar of the Lovett family. He thought that after th