Heart Hunting novel Chapter 109

The hour hand points at two o’clock. A moment of anxiety but of expectation finally arrives.

In the audit area, both Mrs. Gilbert and Noel come. Meanwhile, Mrs. Murphy and Daisey also arrive on time.

"Mrs. Gilbert, our Poppy is the right person to handle this lawsuit!” Mrs. Murphy watches Poppy, who is preparing information, with confidence.

Poppy?

Mrs. Gilbert is confused. Is she familiar with lawyer Poppy?

After she sorts out the document, Poppy turns around to look at them, to be precise, at Mrs. Murphy.

Mrs. Murphy sees it and waves at Poppy excitedly. If she weren’t in the court now, she would have walked over definitely!

Poppy just gives a light smile and looks down at the document again.

Mrs. Murphy whispers to Melissa on purpose, "See? The documents in our Poppy’s hands are so thick. She must do well research.”

Theirs?

How can lawyer Poppy become Murphy’s?

Melissa looks at Noel and opens her mouth, intending to ask. But she thinks that it isn’t the right timing; therefore, she has to suppress her doubts.

But no matter how, Poppy can’t be theirs!

As the chief judge shows up in the court, the originally noisy trial hall becomes quiet all of a sudden, and the atmosphere becomes tense. Poppy stands there calmly with sharp eyes, facing the judge, without a glance at Wythe.

At the moment when the judge’s hammer strikes, the "Navi Yacht Case” officially opens.

Poppy preemptively presents a video, a clip of a promotional video for the yacht company under the Navi Group. Everyone in the court keeps silent and watches the video carefully.

With romantic background music, the video starts and shows a relaxing view of luxurious yachts, sunshine, and beaches, rendering people a sense of leisure, comfort, and ease on vacation.

Soon, Poppy begins to talk after the video ends, "Mr. Chief Justice, what you saw is a promotional video of luxurious yachts, introducing those made by Navi.”

Poppy expounds with a clear and strong tone, "Navi is well-known for yacht making both at home and abroad. It has designed top yachts of various designs for the leaders of major domestic groups. NO ONE, NO ONE ever feels dissatisfied with the yacht it built!” Poppy deliberately stresses her tone to emphasize repeatedly.

"The 36-meter-long yacht in this case, called Alisa, costs $10 million. It has a first-class steel frame and a hull constructed with first-class glass fiber mixture and aluminum alloy. Equipped with a high-power generator and a global GPS satellite orientation system, it can even sail to Europe easily at a speed of up to 26 nautical miles.” Poppy explains its basic information clearly and shows the judge the detailed pictures of its hull.

"And this luxurious yacht, constructed for more than half a year, is returned by the plaintiff, Mr. Scout, after two weeks he received it! What a ridiculous decision!”

The audience is all silent, attracted by her brilliant appearance and vivid illustration.