Justice For Trypp Novels & Stories

She deserved to be locked up in the psychiatric hospital. Summer didn’t take those comments to heart. She wasn’t bothered about it after going through so many things. She only wanted to make Joyce pay for her actions now. Not only for sending Summer to the psychiatric hospital but also for killing Nathan. It was a pity for Nathan to be murdered by Joyce. “Nathan, I will seek justice for you,” Summer murmured. On the day of the trial, there was a crowd of reporters outside the courtroom. Summer was there with the Gerhold family. The reporters swarmed around her when she got out of the car, and she couldn't even move an inch.

“All of the people were screaming for justice, asking the government for a death penalty punishment against the accuse, Jada Young.” The reporter caught Jera’s attention and get back to her senses. “No, Jada will surely be proven innocent after Natalia has been eliminated is the witness. And even the shreds of evidence she showed has been considered with a high possibility to have tampered.” She whispered to herself. The trial started, and when Jada entered the court, it was filled with harsh words toward her making the judge shut everyone.

He began to understand that justice was not just about punishing those who had done wrong, but also about healing the wounds that had been inflicted. As the trial came to a close, Nathan and his team waited anxiously for the verdict. The tension in the courtroom was palpable, and Nathan could feel his heart pounding in his chest. Finally, the judge rendered his decision. The defendants were found guilty on all counts, and they were sentenced to long prison terms. Nathan and his team erupted in cheers and applause, tears streaming down their faces as they hugged each other tightly.

After deliberation from the jury, the judge said, "You may proceed." Ted looked Stella straight in the eyes and said, "Ms. Jewell, from your background profile, we can see that you graduated from acting at Trinity University three years ago with the highest distinction. Yet, you were unemployed. Can you tell us what you have been doing for the past three years?" Marshall frowned. The other party obviously came prepared. Keegan looked sullen while Ted tried to divert the case to public opinion. Stella looked at Ted without fear and said, "Does my life after graduating have anything to do with today's case?"

Just then everyone who was seated stood up and sat down for a short period. Kicking off, the trial was in access and it was the last one which was going to determine if Mr Logan was guilty or not. The past two trials didn't end up well as a result of Mr Logan pretending to be sick. Sophia suddenly rubbed her arms which were filled with sudden goosebumps. She was suddenly having the urge to vomit, however she controlled herself. Relaxing her mind, her attorney whispered to her “Don't worry as long as there is no solid evidence we will win.”

But my mom was no kitten, she was a full-grown cat and clawed at him every chance she got, leaving scratches as proof, figuratively, of course, I think. A man next to the judge's table stood up suddenly. "We are gathered here for the trial of Rodrigo Barrett charged with the murder of his partner Nick Mills." Everyone stood up. "Court is now in session. Honorable judge Maxim T. Corbin presiding." The judge was old, old enough to have judged plenty of cases. He had a strict yet kind face. One we could trust to not flow in the rivers of money. "Please be seated." His voice was strong and authority rolled over him.

My thoughts drifted back to the moment I met Jordan Lucas in the courtroom. I was adamant about getting him executed in the organ supply case, and he was standing at the culprit's place. On my very first day, I remembered how an elderly woman begged every attorney for justice after Jordan Lucas killed her daughter in an organ trafficking case. As soon as I noticed the elderly woman pleading, I stopped. My elder brother asked me to ignore the elderly woman, but I couldn't resist helping her. I decided to sue Jordan Lucas because I was determined to give her justice.

I might have escaped them, but the trauma they have given me is forever gonna stay with me. The absence of my parents is always going to be part of my life. Once I get out of this mess, I'll make sure not only my parents but Sasha and her sister will get justice too. I felt tears form in my eyes. I clasped my hands together to keep them from shivering.

he started, and I eyed him. "Don't you want to consider forgetting the past and living a new life, away from those who are probably after your head?" I thought it was too foolish of him to even bring up that topic. I made it clear to them beforehand that I wouldn't stop until I get the justice my family deserved. "No, that doesn't cross my mind." He held my hands and said, "Whatever your decision is, know that I'm here to support you." I didn't want to admit it, but I indeed need support. "Thank you, Lex. I don't trust anyone, but you and Juliet. You're the only ones I can count on; I hope I'm not putting your life at risk."

Some customers are looking at us with judgement in their eyes but I didn't mind them, they won't take away Dion's fame with their unfair judgements. A barista rushed in our direction and asked what's wrong, I told him the situation and he offers help to bring Dion to the nearest clinic but I told him we're fine and that his nurse is on the way. "Are you sure you can manage?" he asks. I nodded. "Yes, thank you." Reluctantly, he turns his heels and walks back to the counter, at the same time, nurse Stell, Daniel, and Mr. Fidel enter the coffee shop and rushed in our direction.