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Teddy glared at Ana, wanting nothing more than to wipe the smirk off of her face. It was so tiring feeling so helpless and he hated to think of how many cases she might win when he wasn’t asked to sit in. He only witnessed the court hearings relating to Half-Breeds. There must be hundreds of others. It almost made him feel physically sick. “I’d rather sleep in my own bed knowing I did everything I could to fight for what’s right, thank you.” He snapped.
Ana paused at his next words, turning back around to look at him. She strode over, getting right in front of him and staring him down. “There’s no right or wrong in this shit,” she said. “There’s what benefits you and what doesn’t. What, you’re going to try and sell me on morality? Morals are a lie, God is dead and we’re left down here without a driver at the wheel. All I can do is what’s going to be good for me, and I’ve found a very lucrative and fulfilling life as a lawyer. That’s just how it’s been for a long time, and as much as you’d like your righteous anger to change my mind, it won’t.”










