Tony told Trask and Alex. “Even so, I never loved it like I do now. Not when I realize it could be taken from me. I still don’t know how I got here.” Garrison had rarely heard a client proclaim his innocence so steadfastly as Nail. Rarely were any of them actually as innocent as they claimed to be. “Tony, I’m not going to let you go to jail. Alex and I won’t let that happen. We know you didn’t do it. We believe that,” Garrison said. Tony expressed reservations in Alex’s attitude, which wavered from day to day. Some mornings she seemed to believe what he said, other mornings he wasn’t so sure. But if Tony had learned anything in life it was not to judge people based on their appearances or even their attitude. He didn’t know anything about Alex’s life. Why she might have been less receptive to his story or what she had been through to get her to this point. “She just seems like she’s not in our corner sometimes,”
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