Mr. Rove, sitting next to him, wanted to stop him, but there was nothing technically wrong with what Arnold Glenn said. He needed this kind of commotion, but... something felt off about it.
Mr. Jerry said, "Your words are quite amusing. In the courtroom, we focus on clear evidence and facts. Without any strong evidence, you're just making baseless allegations, which won't do you any good."
Arnold Glenn shouted angrily, "Allegations? Nell Harris, do you have the face to say you're innocent with that pretty gigolo? I haven't even pursued you for cuckolding me, and you dare to come at me for a divorce. Are you looking for trouble?"
Mr. Rove realized it was too late to stop him. He gritted his teeth. This Arnold Glenn, he had told him before to be patient, but he never thought he'd be so senseless.
Mr. Jerry immediately said, "Presiding judge, the defendant is threatening my client. I have serious doubts that the defendant has violent tendencies."
