Dear Commander-in-Chief

Chapter 2438 Don’t talk nonsense to that woman

Xiao Ning walked along the path until she reached an alley. She didn't even notice that the road was getting narrower. Instead, she desperately refreshed the screen with her phone to remove the barrage, trying to get a clear look at the most suspicious jury leader.

"He's a chubby old man with a fleshy face, and he looks quite kind. Why does he look so familiar?" She stared at the jury foreman on the screen who seemed to have seen her somewhere before, and tried hard to think about this man's origins.

Just as he was thinking about it, he was hit unexpectedly and his phone almost fell to the ground.

"Hey! Be careful, don't hit anyone!"

She frowned and looked at the three little boys passing by her, laughing and playing.

The little boys were only three or five years old. Two of them were well-dressed and the other was ragged.

But there is no idea of ​​rich and poor among the children. Instead, they get into a mess and go crazy while stumbling around.

After bumping into Xiao Ning, the two well-dressed children turned around and bowed sheepishly: "I'm sorry!"

Another man in ragged clothes stuck out his tongue and urged: "Oh, don't talk nonsense with that woman. Let's go. There's something fun ahead and I'll take you on an adventure!"

"All right!"

The three boys rolled away like a ball of wind.

Xiao Ning frowned.

Maybe it’s because I feel a little uncomfortable being called “that woman” by my children.

Or maybe I was just annoyed with myself for looking down at my phone and accidentally walking into an unfamiliar alley.

She turned around, held her phone and walked out of the alley.

After walking only a few steps, my phone vibrated.

It turned out that she had not turned off the live broadcast just now. The trial had started, and the live broadcast system sent out a vibrating notification.

The judge began to introduce the plaintiff and defendant, as well as the attorneys and the jury.

Xiao Ning couldn't help but stop and listen carefully to this important part.

werewolf case,

The protagonist is, of course, Gong Jue. He stands arrogantly in the court. He does not look like a guilty person at all. On the contrary, he has more justice than anyone else in the court.

Gu Qiqi, as his exclusive lawyer, stood beside him to accompany him.

Opposite him was Meng Dameng, the so-called leader of the "Anti-Wolf Cult" who was the accuser. He looked shrewd and obscene, and at first glance he was not a good person.

Under the stage, representatives randomly selected from all walks of life in the imperial capital formed a jury. The head of the jury was the kind and fat old man who Xiao Ning looked familiar just now...

When the judge introduced the jury, Xiao Ning opened her mouth in surprise.

That person is actually——

"Today we are fortunate to have the vice president of our empire serve as the jury foreman, which shows that the cabinet attaches great importance to this case." As soon as the judge's gavel fell, the trial officially began.

Xiao Ning was so shocked that she couldn't recover for a long time.

In Gong Jue's case, the Vice President actually served as the jury foreman.

This specification is quite high.

The current President is Gong Jue's brother. He wants to avoid suspicion, so he cannot participate in this case at all.

The Vice President is considered the second-in-command of the empire, and he has been partnered with the President for three years. He should be on the side of the Palace Lord, both emotionally and logically, right?

Xiao Ning couldn't help being attracted by the case, and she simply didn't rush out of the alley. Under the warm sunshine, she leaned against the corner of the alley and looked at her phone seriously.

I saw that the case was proceeding very nervously and compactly.

The plaintiff, Meng Dameng, the leader of the "Anti-Wolf Cult", came prepared at first glance. He threw out a large pile of photos of Gong Jue's wolf transformation, showing various angles, various definitions, magnifications, and details... for fear of fearing the crowd at the scene. can not see clearly.