Meanwhile, Waylen had his hands full with work responsibilities.

However, he wanted to make sure to spare time to accompany Rena and Alexis after the wedding. Together, they would explore the city, creating beautiful memories as a family.

One day, while Waylen was engrossed in official business, Jazlyn walked into the room with a stack of financial reports.

Waylen, barely glancing at her, instructed, "Thank you. You may leave now.”

Jazlyn hesitated, but didn't move.

Waylen eventually picked up the reports and realized they were from the Sterling Law Firm — the firm he had founded and was still the major shareholder of.

Waylen was taken aback.

He had left the legal profession three years ago.

He had intended to sell it off but had been too occupied to do so.

Leafing through the reports, memories of his legal career flooded his mind.

"Make an announcement for me. If there is a suitable offer, sell it off."

Jazlyn nodded sadly.

Waylen had handled numerous sensational cases, both at home and abroad, and gained immense recognition and success. The cases were a testament to his dedication but also reminders of the heartache he endured.

Jazlyn sighed and left soon.

Waylen sat there quietly and looked through the financial reports. The reason why he made such a quick decision was actually influenced by the soothsayer's words.

Only he himself knew that he had won a good reputation and skyrocketing commissions from those lawsuits.

The truth was... Those lawsuits witnessed the violation of his heart.

While grappling with emotions, Waylen received an unexpected call from a detention center.

The caller politely greeted him.

Suspecting it had to do with Elvira, Waylen found himself clenching the phone too hard.

The man paused for a moment and then asked, "Mr. Fowler, Miss Coleman wants to see you before she is executed. Is it convenient for you to see her?"

Waylen angrily replied, "She tried to killed my daughter. Do you think it's convenient for me to visit her?"