EVELYN
“I managed to get you a seat at the next court hearing. Don't ask me how I did it, just know that I did it.”
I was shocked, to say the least. I mean, we'd been trying to get just anybody to talk about what happened and somehow, he was able to get me a seat in the next hearing?
“Don’t tell me you made me a juror.” I joked.
He gave me a side-eye.
“I’m powerful but I'm not that powerful. You'll be attending the meeting as an intern to a friend who's also a lawyer on the military's side. I was able to speak to him and he was willing to take you on as long as you don't cause any trouble.”
What trouble would I want to cause? The only thing I can do is curse Javon while he stands there being guilty because I know he is.
With the kind of man he was, he couldn't tell me that he wasn't guilty. I didn't know the full background of the story but he hadn't given me reason to believe that he was any more innocent than the military was trying to make him.
“That’s fine. I'll handle thing
