A Sweet Night The CEO Loves His Wife Ardently

The next morning, Audrey gave a call to Richard to confirm that he would be at the prosecutor's office for the

entire day. Audrey chose to visit him at the prosecutor's office in the morning.

When Audrey arrived, Richard was looking at all kinds of cases in his office. He was the chief prosecutor of the

Provincial Procuratorate and had the highest authority in the Provincial Procuratorate.

Richard was an elderly man in his fifties with a beer belly and sparse hair.

People at this age were very awkward. If he was an old man, he was only in his fifties and had not yet retired. He

also had the ability to work.

Although he was a middle-aged man, he was already in his late 50s.

"Mr. Williams, nice to meet you. I am Audrey. I have contacted you before."

Richard nodded with a smile. When he saw Audrey, there was a bit of appreciation and amazement in his eyes. It

seemed that he did not expect Audrey to be so young and beautiful.

"So it's Audrey. Come in and sit!" Richard pointed to the sofa in his office.

Audrey sat down on the sofa and a secretary came in to pour a cup of tea for Audrey.

After Richard found a document in his drawer, he walked to the sofa and sat down.

"I didn't expect you to be so young, Audrey. There are so many talented people now, and you have surpassed me!"

Audrey smiled and looked at him, "Mr. Williams, you are even younger than you were before."

He looked younger!

Richard was elated when he heard Audrey's praise.

"Audrey, you really know how to speak. I'm already fifty-four years old!"

"Really? But you look to be only forty-five years old."

The wrinkles on Richard's face deepened.

"Audrey, when will your law office open?"

Audrey answered honestly, "It's decided on the 16th of the month."

"It is a good day." Richard pushed a contract to Audrey. "Audrey, this is the contract. Take a look!"

Audrey took the contract and carefully looked at the contents of the contract.

The content of the contract was just an ordinary lawyer acting contract, nothing special, and the amount was also

satisfying to her.

However, as long as she signed this contract, she had to be responsible for the case of Fida Trading Company.

Richard smiled as he watched Audrey carefully examine the contract. "Audrey, how is it? Is there anything unclear

about the contract?"

"No."

"So can you sign it now?"

"Of course!"

Originally, she had no intention of refusing. Moreover, since she had already come here, she naturally did not have

the right to refuse.

Audrey took out a pen from her bag and signed her name at the end of the contract.

Richard had also signed his name next to "Party A".

There were two copies of the same style. Richard handed one of them to Audrey. He smiled and reached out to

Audrey.

"Audrey, I hope we can have a pleasant cooperation."

Audrey handed over her hand.

"Happy cooperation!"

Audrey took the contract and walked out of the prosecutor's office.

As soon as he left the prosecutor's office, he saw Brisa slowly walking up the steps at the door of the prosecutor's

office. Audrey stood on the steps waiting for her.

Brisa's sharp eyes saw the lawyer contract in Audrey's hand. The corners of her eyebrows were curved, and the

corners of her mouth curved into a beautiful smile.

"Just now, I looked like Ms. Audrey from below. It really is you. What a coincidence to meet you here."

The moment she saw Brisa, Audrey understood.

She had always wondered why Richard was so familiar with her. He also knew that she was about to start a new law

firm. Other than the people around her, no one else knew about this. Harold and Bryson could not tell anyone else.

Otherwise, it was the Cordova family.

Brisa was the only one who could be so friendly with the Cordova family.

Audrey smiled at Brisa and said meaningfully, "Miss Easton, you came to the prosecutor's office to visit Mr. Williams,

right?"

Brisa's expression was slightly stunned, and the corners of her mouth widened as she smiled. "Yes, my family and

Richard's family are old friends. By the way..."

Brisa changed the topic.

"A few days ago, I went to Richard's place as a guest. I knew that he was worried about not finding a lawyer

because of the Fida Trading Company's case. It just so happens that I know that you are a lawyer. Moreover, you

are quite famous and very capable. So, I recommended you to him. You won't blame me, right?"

Brisa praised Audrey and then spat out the fact that she recommended Audrey.

If other people heard this, they would only think that Brisa admired Audrey very much, so she recommended her to

Richard.

Looking at the smile on Brisa's face, Audrey narrowed her eyes. In just an instant, a smile appeared on Audrey's

face.

"Of course not."

"That's good. I was afraid that you would be angry with me."

"I am busy. I'll take my leave first."

"Alright, then we'll meet again in the future."

"See you!"

Brisa smiled as she watched Audrey leave the prosecutor's office. She stared at the car Audrey was in and left her

sight.

Once Audrey got involved in this case, even Bryson would not be able to protect her.

Originally, Brisa was worried that Audrey would tell Bryson about this case and Bryson would come forward to stop

the contract signing.

As she expected, Audrey did not dare to tell Bryson about the case.

Next, even if she no longer attacked Audrey, Audrey would still be busy enough in the future.

...

In the evening, Audrey, Nataly, and Nell had a meal to celebrate Nataly's discharge.

After eating less oil and less salt food in the hospital for a week, the first thing Nell did was to find a hotpot

restaurant to satisfy her craving.

As soon as they sat down in the hotpot restaurant, Nell said to the waiter, "Waiter, put the bottom of the pot first. I

want a spicy pot. It must be very spicy. You have to put more chili in it."

Nataly looked at Nell worriedly. "Nell, you have just been discharged from the hospital and you can't already eat

something spicy."

Nell waved her hand carelessly. "It's okay, it's okay. My foot is injured, not my stomach. What's wrong with that?"

Audrey frowned.

"But you also stayed in the hospital for a week. Your body function damaged..."

"Don't try to persuade me. Let me tell you, I must make up for all the oil and spicy food I haven't eaten in a week."

Audrey smiled at the waiter and said firmly, "We want a two-side pot. Thank you!"