It was an earnest blessing and the satisfaction of getting a cathartic outcome.
Cordy heaved a heavy sigh of relief.
It turned out that she was not actually as indifferent toward John as she had thought—she was already deeply in love with him, and she was just trying to avoid confronting her feelings.
But now, she would not push him away again, ever.
"The trial is here concluded!"
With that, the judges left before everyone else filed out of the courtroom.
Cordy and the others stepped out from another exit.
There were many journalists outside, but they were kept outside the courthouse and unable to enter.
Cordy waited at an entrance, but soon enough wondered why John was not coming out.
Reasonably speaking, he should be out already…
Right now, even a second was grilling.
As she kept peeking into the courtroom, Sam could not help teasing her, "You're really craning your neck there."
Cordy felt slightly embarrassed but did not look away.
She wanted to see him sooner.
More people stepped out after a while, and Cordy tensed up.
She was despondent when she saw that it was Sean who strode past Cordy and the others.
He seemed to slide a peek at Cordy as he left, but no one seemed to notice it.
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