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He Gave Me Hearing, Then Taught Me What Silence Really Means novel Chapter 136

If any other lawyer had said that, the netizens would have immediately started cursing him out.

But this man was different. Every case he had taken on so far, he had won.

The 'decade-long vacation package' was an inside joke among his fans—meaning you could mess with anyone else and be fine, but if you messed with him, you were looking at a minimum of ten years behind bars.

Getting sued into bankruptcy was getting off easy. His clients never accepted out-of-court settlements, cementing the 'ten-year package' as a famous meme.

Jade instantly leaped to her feet, her scalp going numb. She frantically scrubbed every single post from her account and then completely deactivated it.

Netizens had been hurling insults in her comment sections, but seeing her nuke her entire account and run away so fast made them realize something was seriously wrong.

Soon, the lawyer began trending as well.

His resume was blindingly impressive. The accolades plastered at the top of his profile were enough to secure a lifetime of prestige for any ordinary person—Harvard graduate, guest professor, top-tier litigator...

The comment he left for Jade was also screenshotted and aggressively circulated.

The 'Ms. Audrey Vance' he mentioned—could that be Audrey, the original wife?

If he was offering them both a ten-year sentence, did that mean his client for this case was Juniper?

The more rational netizens stopped their blind hate and started flooding Quinton's profile with questions.

"Mr. Grant, what did you mean by that comment? Is there a plot twist?"

"Mr. Grant is a guest professor at our university, and his lectures are always packed. That ten-year minimum is no joke. The next topic he's supposed to lecture on is cyberbullying—looks like he's using this as a real-world case study!"

"The video was crystal clear. There's no way Juniper is innocent, right? What is going on? Just because you're a big-shot lawyer doesn't mean you can twist the truth!"

"Could he be another one of Juniper's sugar daddies? Have you men never seen a pretty face before? How can you stoop so low for someone so dirty?"

But no matter how explosive the engagement got, Quinton didn't utter another word.

That was his signature style.

Ever since deactivating her account, Jade had been engulfed in sheer panic.

Working at the auction house, she regularly interacted with wealthy clients, so she absolutely knew who Quinton Grant was.

Even the most powerful elites wouldn't dare cross Quinton. After all, anyone could end up needing a legendary lawyer one day, and making an enemy out of him meant throwing away your best chance of winning.

The name Quinton Grant was a calling card of supreme authority in elite circles.

Jade was pacing anxiously, praying Quinton was just making a sick joke. But the man was famously stoic; when had he ever joked around?

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