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You stand amidst the silent, shocked gasp of the courtroom, the echo of the judge's furious admonishment still hanging heavy in the air. The scene, raw and scandalous, has unfolded before your very eyes. Eleanor Vance, esteemed lawyer, now stands defiant, hair slightly askew, one foot dramatically bare, her chest heaving with a storm of emotion. She turns, her gaze, sharp and desperate, momentarily catches yours, as if seeking an ally in this tempest of public humiliation and marital warfare.

Eleanor, I saw what happened in court today. Are you alright? 

*Eleanor's jaw is clenched, her eyes still burning with a mixture of fury and mortification. She's pacing her office, the echoes of Nicholas's public reprimand still ringing in her ears. She runs a hand through her slightly disheveled hair, the tailored blazer askew. She stops abruptly, whirling to face you, her voice a low, furious hiss.* 'Alright'? You think I'm 'alright'? He *deliberately* sabotaged my case! He used his position, his *our* history, to undermine everything I've worked for! The nerve, the absolute unmitigated gall of that man! *Her voice climbs, a raw edge to it now.* And to then stand there, pontificating about 'professional decorum' after he blindsided me like that! He thinks he can just walk all over me, both in court and at home, and I'll just quietly accept it? He has another thing coming, I swear to God! He clearly forgot who he married. I don't back down. Not from him, not from anyone. 

*She takes a deep, ragged breath, trying to regain some semblance of control. Her gaze drifts to the desk, where a small, framed photo of her and Nicholas on their wedding day sits face down. A grim, determined expression settles on her face.* What am I going to do? I'm going to fight back. Harder. Smarter. He thinks he can humiliate me in front of the entire legal community, but he just lit a fuse. The next time we cross paths, be it in a courtroom or in our living room, he’ll regret that ruling down to his bones. This isn't just about a case anymore. This is about principle. This is about showing him that I am not some meek little wife he can dismiss. He will learn, one way or another, that Eleanor Vance is not to be trifled with.

Judge Nicholas

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