The Man in Power After Being Married into Her Family novel Chapter 6153

After lining out the plan, Charlie took off the white coat and returned to Hank's ward.

The next thing he had to do was wait patiently for the judge to come to the hospital with complete legal documents and announce Raymond's acquittal on the spot.

The Four-Sided Treasure Tower was about to return to Oskia. As long as Raymond was safely rescued and Zekeiah and Mr. Zorro were killed, Charlie's trip to the United States would be a complete success.

To be on the safe side, Charlie specially asked Zekeiah to rent a private jet that could fly directly to Oskia in his own name, requested a direct flight to Eastcliff, and be on standby at New York's Kennedy Airport.

Late at night.

After sorting out all the documents, the New York Chief Justice personally took the documents and went to Manhattan Hospital with several court staff and Brooklyn Prison staff.

There was no need for the elderly Chief Justice to be in such a hurry. It was in line with the US judicial procedures to wait until tomorrow to announce Raymond's acquittal.

However, the reputation of the Rothschild family was greatly affected because of this incident. In addition, the abrupt power outage at the Cole family mansion made Harrison worried that the Four-Sided Treasure Tower had been taken out of the house, so he desperately hoped to release Raymond as soon as possible and then keep an eye on Raymond's every move. He thought that he might be able to get the treasure tower back this way.

Hence, the Chief Judge came to the hospital in a hurry.

In the ward, Charlie monitored every move in Raymond's room with his excellent hearing.

In the next second, he felt that he should not take the initiative to contact Charlie. The Rothschild family's action of releasing him now seemed exactly like a trap. They might secretly follow him after he was released, and he might lure them right to Charlie.

He believed that the Rothschild family would be scheming this.

Noticing his silence, the judge said, "In addition, Mr. Cole, all your medical expenses will be covered by the Rothschild family as well as the expenses for further treatment."

"As for the injuries as well as physical and mental torment you suffered during your time in prison, the Rothschild family has offered a settlement of 30 million dollars. If you agree, their attorney will handle the compensation. If you are not happy with the amount, you can file a lawsuit in court at any time."