Barrister Babu Novels & Stories

I could have called it beautiful on any other day but this was the first sunset of my ruined life over a sad, empty town of my career. The lawyers were already in my office when I came out of the bathroom. I shook hands with the head of the team, Joshua, a middle aged man who has been my legal advisor since the inception of the company. We tried small talk for a few seconds like we used to before we got down to business like we used to but none of our hearts were not in it. I didn't really care if his cantaloupe started fruiting. I dropped the pleasantries and went straight to business.

"Unless, of course, you wish to discuss this further with your superiors?" The officer hesitated, then his posture deflated slightly. With a disgruntled nod, he turned on his heel and walked away, the door closing behind him with a dull thud. The lawyer waited a beat, then clapped his hands together, the sound echoing in the small room. "That’s better," he said now turning to face me fully. "Now Mr. Adrian I guess we can speak freely." Austin nodded, his brow furrowed. “Adrian, meet .Barrister. Gabriel Harrow, or as a

It was hard, but Bonnie managed to convince me. On the other row, Anthony and some few people I didn't recognize sat. His gaze was on me, but I didn't want to look at him. I was still struggling to come to terms that the devil might actually be my father. That was something that I would never be willing to accept. The judge, a stern looking middle aged man entered, and everyone rose on their feet. When the judge took his seat and everyone at down, the bailiff announced; "The court is now in session."

Leaving Mother’s home, Regina thought it necessary to Visit Barr. John. Barrister John Odion was not merely a name spoken in courtrooms, he was a presence that arrived in Regina’s life when stability seemed to have vanished with her father’s death. In the chaos that followed the burial, when distant kinsmen emerged with entitled voices and idle hands, it was John who stood firmly between grief and exploitation. Calm, meticulous, and unyielding, he fought for Regina’s mother with a resolve that went beyond professional obligation. He challenged forged claims, dismantled manipulative arguments, and ensured that the family’s property and dignity were preserved. In those early days, his voice be

That got my attention. I wanted to see who thought they could stand against me. I waved it off. "Hold the cuffs. Let's see this 'superior' of his." A red Ferrari pulled up right in front of me. I frowned. What kind of military officer rolls up in a bright red Ferrari? The window slid down. He looked me over with pure contempt. "You're Suri? The one who hit Mr. Chatham's car? Here's some advice—pay up and get out of this city. Otherwise, don't blame me when I stop holding back."

I signed without hesitation. “You didn’t review the papers first, Miss,” one of the lawyers said, a hint of surprise in his voice. I looked up and smiled. “I trust Xavier Combs. He has no reason to take advantage of me.” The men bowed their heads. A smile played on Xavier’s lips. After the formalities, I found myself clutching my marriage certificate, and I closed my eyes, savoring the moment. I just got married! And there was absolutely no regret.

She still looks out of place, faraway look sat in her eyes till then. "My Lord, we have so many evidence to prove that my client, Ms. Danbazau is not the one who murdered her mother in-law in cold blood because apparently, it was a natural death." Barrister Abdussalam glided his words coolly in the room, taking everyone's attention to him and what he has in his hands. He's got full proof that Bushra is not a murderer and will leave jail that day.

"I am Barrister Nena Daniels from the district attorneys office. " "And what does a barrister want with me now. I'm sorry rain ln your parade but I do have a lawyer of my own and like I told your people, I won't be saying a word more until I am allowed to meet with him". Nena chuckled "oh you think I'm here to represent you. I'm flattered by the assumption but on the contrary. I am a criminal proscutor working with the NDLEA on a task force set aside a few months ago by the federal government. I am actually here to ask you a few questions"

Justice moved his tongue over his dry lips and a pleading voice came out of his throat. "You asked; now I am starting to feel much better” Justice was shocked by the irony hidden in Kabir Dada's voice. But surprisingly, no one cared about his standing. "Kabir Dada have I been insulted?" Justice asked stammering. "Have you heard that one of our servants is about to be sentenced to death and that is why the verdict in his case is constantly being postponed?"

the baba warned. " and If you go to another herbalist and they lie to you, I pity you, you will be dead before you know it" the baba said. " and if any of you die help me greet my forefathers if you happen to meet at the other side......tell them I'm preparing for their annual sacrifice" the man said. __________________________________________ Desmond's POV Things has been going just as I intended, I have taken control of the police department and all the police are afraid to engage in any unlawful act.