Purple Summers had no concept of class, for she herself had climbed up from the bottom, one step at a time.
That was also one of the reasons why she had been popular in the past: as a prosecutor from an ordinary family, she was always easier for the public to relate to, compared to those born into wealth.
Only, after being reborn, Purple Summers dealt with people almost exclusively from rich and powerful families.
If what Lindsay Carpenter said was true, and those carefully selected legal aid cases kept coming to her, it would be a severe blow to Purple Summers' reputation!
From then on, she would become an outcast among the wealthy classes, subtly ostracized and marginalized.
She fell into silence, pondering what deep hatred the other party might hold against her to scheme in this way.
Seeing her expression, Lindsay Carpenter couldn't contain her excitement and whispered a reminder, "Ms. Summers, my 45 thousand..."
