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CHAPTER EIGHTY ONE - THERE'S NO WHERE ELSE TO RUN

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TWO MONTHS LATER

"Has the jury reached a verdict?" The judge asked as he turned to the segregated stands from which a suited woman stood, before handing him few papers.

"Yes, your honor-" She said with a quiet nod before taking her seat while the judge scanned the papers he held in his hands and then he turned. "Please stand-"

He nodded to the defendant. Paul-

-who stood so closely to his lawyer whilst awaiting the ultimate judgment with shaky palms.

Yet somehow it didn't feel like the justice we wanted, because as crazy as it sounded, Albert didn't deserve an easy way out. He deserved to suffer-

-like he made her to. Shoving a knife into her and tossing her over a balcony to land on cold concrete.

Watching her take her last painful breath. He deserved worse. He deserved to rot in prison and to spend the rest of hi

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