Innocence Unveiled Novels & Stories

"It's just to get your drunk driving conviction out of the way. To reverse the verdict, I'll find the best lawyer I can to help you find a loophole in the case. That should get you out of it." The gleam in her eyes was replaced by gloom. She understood what he meant. According to the innocent until proven guilty principle, she had to find some arguable statement before she could reverse the verdict. However, that did not mean she could be vindicated. The innocence of the suspect would always be controversial even if the case was reversed. "Why? Don't you like the idea?" He saw the change in her expression.

She was now sobbing and Damien looked at her as if she was child , which she was . "Why don't you have a look for yourself darling." She gave Lia a brown folder and Lia was hesitant to look. No way her Ace could ever do something like this. Her father was something so precious, he wouldn't hurt a fly so why would he dare to steal money for them ! She opened the folder with her wobbly hands and looked through it. She gasped. Not only were there pictures of the murders but there was even a chip . It was something she had to look at another time. She looked trough the documents and felt her heart accelerating.

Every person has been given a different understanding. She looked down before she decided to voice out her thinking, “I can’t save the body from getting dirty like a cloth, but I can save the soul from getting dirty. This may sound funny to people, but for me, my innocence is still intact.” Rebecca remained silent. “If my body commits a crime, it will get mixed in the soil and beyond that, it can’t receive anything, but if the soul sins, it’ll burn in the fire of hell which will never end.”

"I know everything." "I-it wasn't even my fault! My sister framed me for stealing a purse and my parents said I had to go for the sake of the family's reputation b-but I went because they said they'd visit. They haven't sent a letter and haven't even they called." She told him brokenly into chest, soaking it with her tears as she recalled the empty promises said to convince her to admit to the crimes she didn't do. "I expected A-Anna's boyfriend, Ronnie, to visit but he hasn't either. He was the o-only one that was ever nice to me." Seth shushed her soothingly to calm her down when her breathing became difficult from her heavy sobs but felt something inside her break as she finally admitted

" He sighed and nodded again. "I have heard a human term: Innocent until proven guilty," I said, and Aelfred's head snapped at me. "We have proof that I did not handle harmful chemicals, that in my skin or clothing were any residues of the stuff used to tamper with the lot..." I paused, "That should clear my name, but I am sure they will press on the matter -after all, I was the only stranger roaming around unannounced." I paused, and he nodded. Vamir, Sarula, Eirula, and Petra were listening to my rambling. Somehow, in my head, it was clear...

“Delilah has been crowned Luna of Nightclaw Pack.” Knox’s expression didn’t change. “Anything else?” he asked. Stefan inhaled. “Yes.” He stepped forward and laid a sealed folder on the table. “The investigation is complete.” Knox turned slowly. Stefan met his gaze, voice steady. “She was innocent of every charge brought against her. The poisoning. The miscarriage. The accusations of treason. All fabricated.” Something dark flickered in Knox’s eyes. He closed his eyes briefly—not in relief, but in control.

I was well aware that it was not easy for her to fight this case alone since it again opened her old wounds, and Uncle Joseph would not give her any chance to prove me innocent. "Objection overruled. Forget about the past, Miss Luis. I don't know how you gaslighted the court last time. If I were there, then I would not grant bail to this criminal at any cost." Uncle Joseph betrayed his profession in his hatred for me. Bella sat quietly while hearing his instructions. Nathan smiled mischievously and continued his accusations against me. Bella was quietly listening to his every accusation and waited for her chance to speak. "My lord, this CCTV footage clearly shows that Xavier Thompson did not

To poison the old Alpha was an unforgivable crime. "I didn't!" Seraphina shrieked hysterically. "I never hurt anyone! I'm innocent!" The Mirror of Truth shook violently, black ripples surging like a tidal wave. Every denial was a lie. Every tear was an act. The audience finally saw the truth. "Oh my god... she really is the murderer..." "Horrifying... she didn't even spare the old Alpha..." "We were all fooled..." Trapped by the evidence, condemned by the Mirror's unblinking eye, Seraphina's mask of innocence finally shattered.

“A befitting punishment will be given to her for insulting the Luna and her crown.” Gasps rippled through the healers. Murmurs spread like sparks. “The Primus has evidence of my innocence— handed by the criminal herself.” Fiona’s eyes widened in horror, her breath coming faster, her hands trembling where they clutched the blanket. “You should have found out more about me before taking this step, Fiona.” I said slowly. But I was glad she didn't know I couldn’t read or write. Atheist, now I would expose her pretences and lies.

They met up frequently and a clear photo of the unknown person handing her all the evidence she provided was shown. "I assume they are the ones who gave you the evidence." The social worker stuttered and she was as pale as a sheet. "I-I can explain, your honor." "There is no need for any explanation, Mrs. Williams. The evidence speaks for itself. This case is closed and Miss Wellington is given the full authority of her daughter, Rosie Wellington." Daniel, Claire and I hugged each other in celebration and my eyes welled with tears of happiness and relief. After our moment, the Outlaw unexpectedly came to show their support to me as well. Leonora wrapped me in her arms and told me she was hap