Dorothy Lambert had been the head of a law firm for several years that dealt primarily with divorce cases. Things were going well, clients appreciated her high professionalism, knowledge of family law and ability to find the only correct solutions. Dorothy was already twenty-eight, but personal experience, and even more so the family squabbles of others, which she had to deal with every day, did not at all encourage her to commit herself family ties. This continued until another divorce case fell on her desk...