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Forty Six

“You may,” the judge replied, but then her brow furrowed and she asked, “But didn’t you used to be Candace?”

“Yes, Your Honor,” Kim replied with a small grin, “but I got tired of being a piece of candy. While I admit to having a body with all the curves of a candy cane, I still don’t like the name. It’s Kimberly now, or Kim, which I prefer, Your Honor.”

“All right, Kim,” Judge Kaplan continued. “What can we do for you?”

“Your Honor, I would like to withdraw my complaint and apologize to the court for wasting its time this way—”

“You can’t do that!” McCarthy screamed. “This case must continue to trial! It’s far too important to be dropped. Your Honor, please disregard my client’s statement. She doesn’t know what she’s saying.”

One of Judge Kaplan’s eyebrows rose at McCarthy’s words. “And why, counselor, may your client not withdraw her complaint? She is the plaintiff; you are not. You merely represent her.”

“She cannot because of the contract we have with her,” McCarthy answered smugly
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