The Good Samaritan's Son

Summary

I was beaten until I was crippled by the school bully and his gang. My mother, a top criminal defense attorney, became the defense lawyer for the accused.

In court, she used every word like a scalpel, securing a "not guilty" verdict for the boy who nearly beat me to death.

Her reason? The boy's father was the benefactor who sponsored her through law school.

Facing my questions, my mother was righteous:

"Everyone is equal before the law. I cannot lose my professional ethics just because you are the victim."