Fortunate to Have You This Lifetime

Purple Summers saw the news, and so did Victoria Morrison.

But even without the lawsuit hitting the news, Mrs. Morrison would have known.

Every student who leaves the Judicial Training Institute is closely monitored during their internship, with work performance directly reported back to the school teachers.

Especially since Purple Summers was the most outstanding student of her cohort.

"Have a seat," Mrs. Morrison gestured to the chair opposite her, "What brings you here?"

Purple Summers sat down, silently gathered her thoughts, and slowly said, "In the second year of the institute, the first and second terms are spent as intern prosecutors and lawyers respectively, after which the school gives a comprehensive evaluation to help decide our future career paths."

"Yes, that’s correct," nodded Mrs. Morrison.

"Although it might be a bit premature to say this..." Purple Summers pursed her lips and hesitated before asking, "But considering my previous experience as a lawyer, I want to ask, if it were you, what kind of comprehensive assessment would you give me?"

Mrs. Morrison said, "You are excellent, with a sharp mind and firm will. In my opinion, you are born for this profession."

It was not easy to receive praise from Victoria Morrison; Purple Summers was somewhat taken aback.

"If I am still the teacher giving the comprehensive evaluation next year," Mrs. Morrison continued, "I think I would recommend you become a lawyer."

Purple Summers was stunned.