Novel & Cerita Injustice 3 Story

Unexpectedly, the argument between them became even worse after they left court. In the end, Julian drove straight into Vivian. The two cars collided and exploded. Fortunately, both of them survived. But Julian lost both legs and would spend the rest of his life in a wheelchair. Vivian suffered burns over most of her body and became barely recognizable as human. They would spend the rest of their lives in prison, entangled with and blaming each other. As for me. When I heard the ending, I looked out at the clear blue sky beyond the windows of my law firm and smiled in relief.

Dadi replied confidently. I again hugged her and said," Thank you so much, Dadi. Thank you." " Don't thank me, Sahu. I also want to give justice to Haniya. I will do anything which is right for my grandchildren," She said and I just smirked. Finally, everything is settled now. This time Dadi is also with me. It will be fun to destroy that pathetic Khan family. After three week Author's p.o.v It's been three weeks since Meher is in bed rest. She is recovering slowly. Her injured face and body are quite fine now but her injured heart couldn't heal.

His attempt to reach the sword with the other hand was ruined by a hole between his ribs. Honestly, I expected more from this one. And there is no time to fool around, so- Losing my interest in this boring game I knocked him down with a kick of my leg, and rising his own sword, decapitated him, making the thick blood spill, mixing with the red one of the human, whose life he stole not so long ago. My long ears caught the sound of the approaching guards, police. When they arrive, before their eyes will lay a human body and nothing more. The red cap soon turning into dust in the foreign realm.

It would've felt like a dream if it weren't for her vivid memories of Seth. Now every other day she was scrubbing walls and picking up litter with weekly check ins with a corrections officer, despite it having being proven she wasn't guilty. The court decided to make an example out of her as her family were so obnoxious and assumed her to be the same. They announced that due to the abstraction of justice, her sentence turned into a fine and community service. Her parents publicly disowned her and refused to contribute to any part of the fine. Luckily, the situation was apparently big news and thus people happily donated towards the cause.

Chapter 76: The Legacy Years had passed since the trio first embarked on their journey of justice and redemption. Luca, Isabella, and Alejandro had dedicated their lives to the pursuit of a better world, and their efforts had left an indelible mark on history. The three had grown and changed since they first set out on their quest. Even now, as they walked the same roads that had led them here, Luca, Isabella, and Alejandro each carried traces of their own unique struggles in their eyes and the creases of their faces.

The worst part was that, in that story, Bradley and Joy were being painted as supportive figures, when in reality, they were the ones responsible for the hell Mia had lived through. I felt powerless. Paul still hadn’t been able to uncover anything concrete about the crime. The case was stagnant, as if it were one of those stories buried under the weight of corruption and neglect. I couldn’t get the fact out of my head that, for a moment, Bradley and Joy were somehow getting away with it—not just with that terror episode, but also with the murder of Mia’s mother. This situation, with all its injustice, made me more and more enraged, with a growing sense that the fight for truth and justice wo

Justice scoffed, throwing the pillow at Justice who placed himself in a sitting position and threw the pillow away. "Everyone?! Why didn't anyone tell me?!" Justice snapped then groaned, digging his hands into his hair. "I miss him so much I think I'll die." "Oh don't exaggerate." Javier rolled his eyes. "Whatever you two did not break anything in our bloodline though." "So it will still go on? Sharing mates?" Justice asked curiously. Javier nodded. "It's good and bad. Good that I don't have to share my mate with you. I cannot imagine you touching my mate in any way. There will be war!" Justice said dramatically.

Third Person’s POV A few days later, the trial against Mr. Ian Grim commenced. Surprisingly, Jake Dawson, despite his deep sorrow over the loss of his son, received a lifetime sentence. The trial concluded smoothly, but it was evident that Mikhail's demise was a result of Ian's deceitful plan. Jake, harboring no sympathy for his acquaintance, saw no reason to protect Ian's reputation. In fact, he desired a more severe punishment for him. Consequently, Jake bravely disclosed the truth in court, leaving Ian with little opportunity to refute the allegations.

Not filled with lies. Just the space between truths. “I’m not done,” I said finally. “There are still pieces left. People who helped them. Systems that let it happen.” “I’m in,” he said without hesitation. I raised a brow. “You sure?” He smirked. “Are you?” I lifted my mug in a toast. “To justice.” He clinked his mug against mine. “To legacy.” And with that, we watched the city below, no longer hunted. But hunting.

Aidan could only shake his head, “November had marked him. He is now our King, Justice, he is our Alpha.” A mirthless laugh bubbled from Aidan, “Luna Puer’s King is a fucking human. So fucking unbelievable.” Justice looked contemplative, “This is what Victor kept saying… things that aren’t what was told to us.” His wolf eyes glinted as he glanced at Aidan, “He told me things that I cannot…” Justice shook his head helplessly, still shocked from everything that has happened and how fast it all went down.