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- Author: Radhika Sanghani
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Day 1
REEVA МЕНТА PUSHED open the double doors and walked out of the
courtroom feeling like the heroine of the movie that was her life. She stood
at the top of the stone steps in the glaring sun, beaming down at the world
through her oversized sunglasses, allowing herself this one moment of pure,
unadulterated success. Because she’d done it. She’d won. Her client
wouldn’t have to walk out of her marriage to that abusive asshole with
barely any funds to raise her three kids. Instead, she’d get everything she
deserved.
Reeva was still fuming that the shitty Mr. Khan had tried to funnel all his
money away to his brother, pretending he was practically broke. She knew
she should be used to it by now—she’d been working in divorce law for a
solid decade—but every time, the injustice of it all floored her. Only this
time, she’d stopped it. She’d found out exactly what Mr. Khan was doing
and had successfully applied for the court to undo the transfer of assets,
meaning her client would get her fair share of what was rightfully hers: £3.5
million. Justice had been served.
When the judge had made his ruling, the former Mrs. Khan had hugged
Reeva with tears in her eyes. And in that moment, Reeva had remembered
exactly why she did this job. She could still feel the warmth of the hug as
she strode down the street now toward the office in her new fuchsia heels.
She knew she should swap into the trainers she carried everywhere, but this
was Reeva’s moment. The shoes added to her heroine vibe. She needed a
soundtrack too. Something bold. Celebratory. The kind of song they’d play
in the finale of a feminist film. She pulled out her phone and went straight
to the “Boss Bitch” playlist Lakshmi had made. She scrolled down, looking
for something to match her mood, and laughed out loud when she found it:
“All I Do Is Win.”
Reeva walked back to her office listening to DJ Khaled on repeat. She
doubted he knew the unique feeling of having saved a woman from
financial ruin by using the power of the law, but she still felt very seen by
his lyrics. Because right now, that was Reeva. Despite the best efforts of
Mr. Khan’s lawyers, she’d won, won, won.
“I’m so proud of you,” cried Lakshmi, bursting into Reeva’s office and
wrapping her arms around her. “I can’t believe you did it! I mean, I can.
Because it’s you. But you know what I mean.”
Reeva squeezed her best friend tightly. “I know. And it felt amazing.”
“We need to celebrate,” said Lakshmi. She opened the bottom drawer of
Reeva’s desk and pulled out their chocolate stash. “Which are the most
expensive ones?”
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