"What a fool," Nolan muttered with a small chuckle.
From the very start of the trial, the outcome had been obvious—he was bound to win.
The evidence he presented was the decisive blow that changed everything. The Red Obsidian Trading House's investment in the Castellan family had become all but worthless.
After all, Rovert had diverted the profits meant for the family into his personal holdings—an outright violation of the law that automatically rendered the investment illegal.
Still, it wasn't surprising. After all, the "Rovert" who had appeared all this time was nothing but an impostor. The real Rovert had been dead for decades.
That man felt no attachment to the Castellan family at all. He had only been using the position of family head for his own gain.
It was unfortunate for the Red Obsidian Trading House, which had fallen neatly into his trap. And since the man was already dead, there was no way to seek compensation.
