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    Tiancheng Law Firm.


    At this hour, the majority of staff at thew firm had already clocked out for the day.


    Yet, a fewwyers had just wrapped up a meeting regarding a case and were preparing to leave when Jacob entered the office.


    Noticing the attorneys gathering their bags and getting ready to head home, he inquired, “Are you still epting cases?”<h3 style="background-color:DodgerBlue">


    The lead attorney smiled and replied, “Yes, but it’s getting a bitte. How abouting back tomorrow morning?”


    Jacob, feeling anxious, responded, “This is extremely urgent for me. I need your assistance. Just hear me out and see if you can help. My aim is to recover 300,000 yuan. If you can assist me in getting this amount back, I’m willing to offer you 20%!”<fnd2fe> ??? ????? ???????s ??? ?????s??? ?? FιndＮovel</fnd2fe>


    The sum of 300,000 yuan is neither overlyrge nor too small; it could be manageable if the case is straightforward. A 20%mission would yield a profit of 60,000 yuan for thewyer.


    After a moment of thought, thewyer said, “Alright, please provide a brief overview of your situation, and we’ll assess the feasibility. If it looks promising, we can discuss further; if not, we can revisit thister.”


    Jacob quickly exined, “Here’s the situation: I intended to donate 30,000 yuan to a charity foundation today, but my hands trembled, and I identally donated 300,000 yuan. I’m hoping to recover the 270,000 yuan.”


    He added hastily, “Of course, if you can help me get back the entire 300,000 yuan, that would be even better.”


    Upon hearing this, thewyer chuckled and said, “So, you wish to reim all 300,000 yuan. It seems like your trembling hands were not the issue, but rather a case of donor’s remorse, right?”


    “That’s true!” Jacob admitted candidly. “I do regret it. Earning money has been toughtely, and it was impulsive to donate such arge amount in one go.”


    Thewyer smiled gently and said, “I’m sorry, sir, but this is not a case we can take on.”


    “Why not?” Jacob asked, puzzled. “Is it because you think the chances of winning are low, or do you believe my 20% offer is insufficient?”


    Thewyer replied with a grin, “To be frank, the odds of sess are not particrly high, but they’re not impossible either. As for the 20%, it’s actually not a bad offer.”


    Confused, Jacob queried, “Then why say you can’t ept it? Isn’t that contradictory?”


    Thewyer exined, “We don’t take on every case. Some we prioritize for profit, while others are more about our reputation. If a case involving hundreds of millions is challenging, we’ll tackle it; however, if someone is trying to reim funds from a former lover after years of maniption, even with a high chance of winning, we typically decline because the bacsh can be severe.”


    He nced at Jacob and continued, “We really prefer not to represent clients like you who regret their donations and seek to reverse them. Such cases often attract significant public interest, and once it’s in the spotlight, it could easily be covered by the media. You wouldn’t want to face the public’s scrutiny, and we wouldn’t want to be caught in that situation either.”


    Jacob was taken aback, eximing, “What? The media would cover this kind of situation?”


    Thewyer replied, “Of course! This type of story tends to catch attention. If someone wins the lottery, the media is quick to report on the amounts donated; simrly, in the wake of a natural disaster, there’s usually a keen interest in how much public figures contribute.”


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