Chapter 112 The Plaintiff Becomes the Defendant

• I hesitated for a second before realizing that the summons had been delivered. The efficiency level of the court was very fast; just a day and the summons had arrived, even though it was said to be three days. “Lena, it’s my business to sue you for murder. If you feel that you didn’t, then you can have me up for defamation. We’ll each present our evidence, and let’s see how the judge will rule the case in the end.”
• “Come out, I’m outside your door. I want to speak with you!” she barked like a hyena who was about to eat me, setting aside her kind appearance.
• “I’m sorry, but I’m not home now. But even if I am, I’m not coming out to meet you. As a plaintiff and defendant, it’s not appropriate for us to meet up. If there’s anything, you can speak to my lawyer.”