He turned around in disappointment and walked towards the door, muttering a complaint as he did so, "Maybe my boss is an actor too, it's quite common for lawyers to lie and deceive, right?"
"Let me remind you, officers don't lie outside of the courtroom," Earl said with a smirk as he watched him leave.
After the police had left, Chapman took a deep breath of relief, but Earl's expression turned grave, "Sir, you're in big trouble. You should know that lawyers don't just show up to help ordinary people out of the goodness of their hearts."
"Big trouble? But... it was an accident, your information just now can testify for me, Mr. Rash," Chapman replied, puzzled.
