After nearly four years of not touching any professional law books, Serenity thought her knowledge would be very rusty and she might not be able to memorize the legal provisions.

But she quickly found that she could remember them very quickly, just like old times. She browsed through the various cases and absorbed the experiences of her seniors like a sponge.

Perhaps the void of the last four years made her brain eager to fill in these blanks with knowledge.

Serenity went through the thick law books with great fervor.

A new desk had been placed next to Jackson's desk in the study specifically for Serenity.

Serenity read the books seriously. Out of habit, she would mark down the parts that she had questions about so that she could look them up later.

Serenity was fully absorbed in the books and did not notice Jackson staring at her from the side.

He had never seen what she looked like when she was a lawyer. Even when she became a prisoner, he did not spare her a glance.

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