Chapter 639 - 608: They Have an Indissoluble Connection Between Them
As for what happened later, it occurred naturally. With the signing of the marriage certificate, Cherish Turner went from single to married status. William bought her a ring to make up for her loss and told her she could wear it on any finger she chose. However, Cherish never wore the ring. She never told anyone, not even Cecilia Butler, why she married William.
Cecilia even thought that they fell in love at first sight, with a "lightning marriage" happening quite often abroad.
Not only was William a good doctor, but he was also a good man. He often attended medical research conferences overseas and rented a villa for them to live in. He took great care of them, and the three became something of a family. Their rooms were connected by a door, so Cherish would walk into the bedroom with William and then sleep in separate rooms, not disturbing each other.
This peaceful life lasted for two years until their agreed-upon divorce took place at the end of the two-year term.
Cecilia returned to Italy, Cherish returned to her own country, while William remained in the United Kingdom.
When William visited Spring Town, he brought Cherish her divorce papers.
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With the help of Oscar Winston, Daniel Peacock’s case was finally settled, and everyone breathed a sigh of relief.
Although they didn’t completely win the lawsuit, they did put up an impressive fight.
Of course, Attorney Winston contributed greatly. His final statement was so brilliant and touching that it left people speechless. Hailey Griffith was in a great mood, feeling that watching someone fight a lawsuit was also an enjoyment. As she walked out of the courtroom, she praised Lawyer Winston, "I really admire you, Lawyer Winston! If I get the chance, I definitely want to watch you fight a lawsuit again."
Oscar Winston joked with a smile, "Sure, I’ll be sure to notify Miss Hailey next time."
In reality, Oscar Winston stopped accepting cases a long time ago. If Hailey wanted to watch him fight a case again, she might have to wait for the rest of her life.