Wynn started the car, and the white Rolls-Royce slowly made its way out of the underground parking garage.


    "Mr. Gomez, I''m now heading to the hospital to talk. Is now a good time for you?" Tessa asked.


    Matthew hesitated for quite some time before he said, "Come on over."


    "Also, could you ensure that there aren''t any unrted people there," Tessa added. It was obvious that she was referring to Yanis and Zachary.


    She did not want to be disturbed during their discussion.


    With a low voice, Matthew murmured, "I got it."


    A quick 20 minutester, Tessa entered Matthew''s hospital ward, while Wynn followed behind.


    "Hello, Mr. Gomez," Tessa greeted with a bright smile.


    However, Matthew would not even force a smile out for the sake of appearances.


    Hispany had gone bankrupt, his personal life was a mess, and his health had been deteriorating. Not to mention, Yanis woulde to the hospital every day to argue with him.


    He felt stressed and overwhelmed, and the number of white hairs on his head and wrinkles on his face had increased greatly.


    Matthew asked coldly, "There are so manywyers in Rivertown, so why should I choose you?"


    Smiling, Tessa answered, "There are a lot ofwyers in Rivertown, but none of them is the Yates family''s heiress. Your family has gone bankrupt.


    "As far as I know, Mrs. Gomez has hired Felicia Jenkins, awyer from Shelton Law Firm, to represent her. She has only paid Ms. Jenkins eight thousand dors because she isn''t able toe up with any more money. I''m guessing you''re on the same boat as her, aren''t you?"


    Matthew remained silent, his expression cold.


    Legal fees were typically calcted by the value of the case.


    Their family had gone bankrupt, and all of their assets had been seized by the court. Those assets did not belong to them anymore, so there were barely any marital assets left to split. Hence, the legal fees would not be too high.


    However, eight thousand dors was still a lot for them. It was roughly equivalent to the sum of rent and living expenses for a month.


    Matthew was practically dirt broke now, so how could he possibly have the money to hire awyer?


    Tessa continued to smile as she added, "Mr. Gomez, not manywyers would be willing to ept a small case like yours.


    "Even if you refuse and remain


    adamant on looking for another


    Matthew believed her. After all, Tessa wasn''t just awyer. She was also the


    daughter of Samuel Yates, the wealthiest man in Rivertown.


    If those otherw firms listened to her, they''d be able to reap the benefits of the Yates family. No matter how one saw it, siding with Tessa would be much better than epting his divorce case


    Even an idiot would know which side to be on.


    After contemting his situation, Matthew said, "Fine. I''ll hire you to represent me during thewsuit, but you need to do your best and ensure that the court will rule against the divorce."


    Tessa smirked and said, "Rest assured."


    After her abortion, Wendy spent some time recuperating at home. Her trial for defamation against Tessa and inciting her fans to cyberbully Tessa was now in the second phase.


    The Rivertowns state appete court had not yet set a date for the court hearing.


    Since there was no way that Gomez Corporation could make aeback, Wendy made up her mind on her next step.


    She rekindled her rtionship with a wealthy yboy from her old social circle who had feelings for her. Then, she asked him to help her leave the country.