Chapter 26

At Baker & Associates, a good-looking man served Willow tea. He said, "You must have waited for a while. I lost track of time because I had a meeting in the morning."

"It's fine." Willow leaned back into the couch with a tense expression. "Matthew, what are the chances of me winning the case?"

"Do you mean the divorce or the property settlement lawsuit?"

"Aren't they the same?"

"They are separate cases," Matthew Evans explained while looking through the documents of Willow's lawsuit. "You can divorce Quentin Strand, no problem. But when it comes to property settlement, there's no law stating that the cheater will walk away empty-handed. The most you'll get is some financial compensation, but I'll try to fight for as much as you can get."

Willow did not intend to go to the extreme. She explained, "I just want half of the assets, which is what I deserve."

"Don't worry. Everything will be fine if I'm in charge."

"Thanks a lot."

"Don't mention it."

Willow beamed. "True. We've know