Bob Hartley Hires Perry Mason

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Bob Hartley sat in his therapy office with a troubled look on his face. He couldn't focus on his patients' problems, as his own personal problems weighed heavily on his mind. His marriage to Emily was on the rocks, and he didn't know what to do. He couldn't believe that he was even considering divorce, but things had been so difficult between them lately that he didn't know what else to do.

One day, Bob came up with an idea. He would hire Perry Mason, the famous lawyer, to represent him in a divorce case against Emily. He was convinced that this was the only way to solve their problems, and he was eager to get started.

Bob contacted Perry's office, and soon enough, he found himself sitting in Perry's office, discussing the details of his case. Perry listened patiently as Bob explained the situation, and he agreed to take on the case.

Howard and Jerry, Bob's best friends, couldn't believe what they were hearing. They thought it was a terrible idea for Bob to sue his wife, and they tried to talk him out of it. However, Bob was determined to go through with it, and nothing could change his mind.

One day, Howard and Jerry decided to confront Bob about his decision. They sat him down and explained that he was making a mistake. They told him that he needed to work on his marriage, not give up on it. They reminded him of all the good times he had shared with Emily, and how much she meant to him.

At first, Bob was resistant to their advice, but as they talked, he started to see things from a different perspective. He realized that he loved Emily, and that he didn't want to lose her. He decided to cancel the lawsuit, and instead, work on repairing his marriage.

Bob contacted Perry's office to let him know that he no longer needed his services. Perry was surprised, but he understood. He admired Bob's decision to work on his marriage, and he wished him the best of luck.

In the end, Bob and Emily were able to work through their problems and stay together. They were grateful to Howard and Jerry for their advice, and they knew that they could always count on them in the future. As for Perry Mason, he was happy to have helped Bob, even if it was just for a short while. He knew that sometimes, the best solution is the simplest one.