On the other side, Director Johnson stood outside the restaurant for a moment after the meeting, smoked two cigarettes, gritted his teeth, and drove to Mike's house.
Mrs. Mike had finished her hospital treatment; her bruises and external injuries had completely healed. What remained was psychological treatment, which could last from three to six months depending on the situation, or potentially even longer.
The long psychological course also meant significant financial expenses. Mike had paused his work, suddenly cutting off the family's entire income.
Although there was still some money in his bank account, about a little over twenty thousand dollars, it wasn't enough to cover the upcoming various expenses.
In fact, psychological treatment, in the eyes of ordinary people, especially the poor living in Lower City, was considered a typical rich person's ailment. The girls living in the chaotic streets of Lower City almost grew up amidst various forms of harassment.
