Chapter 1206
Purple Summers watched her mouth open and close and suddenly realized that although her appearance was plain, her lips were beautiful, slightly curved, and full in shape.
Upon closer inspection, one would find that the lip color and makeup, even the attire, matched perfectly.
What seemed to be a simple and elegant outfit was actually meticulously coordinated, including the wristwatch on her arm, which was no ordinary item.
... She was a very tasteful woman.
Purple Summers herself dressed in a medium level of fashion, but thanks to her own looks, even unsuitable clothes didn’t appear too bad on her. As for attending banquets or formal occasions, professional makeup artists and assistants helped her with styling, so there was no need for her to worry.
Perhaps because the woman had entanglements with her husband, Purple Summers subconsciously observed her a few more times. At this moment, the courtroom quieted down, and Purple Summers realized the judge was looking at her.
It was her turn.
"The right to life begins at birth and ends at death. A fetus in the womb is not a ’person’ in the legal sense and therefore does not possess any human rights, nor can there be any so-called insult to life."
Purple Summers regained her pace steadily.
"This case is unrelated to women’s rights or the right to life; it is solely about a woman, as an independent individual, having the right to freely dispose of her body. The opposing view undoubtedly infringes on personal freedom."
Maeve said, "Ms. Bennett and my client are spouses. During their marriage, sexual relations and procreation are implicit obligations. Ms. Bennett’s decision to undergo an abortion without consultation severely damages my client’s interests."
"The reason for not consulting was that my client was already prepared to divorce," Purple Summers replied. "Since the marriage could not continue, there was naturally no need for consultation."