Justice Love Reading Novels & Stories

“God.” Yuri closed her eyes briefly. ‘You’re wrong, kaa-san,’ she thought, not taking her eyes off of the book cover. ‘You’re wrong. Who are they trying to fool when they told us about Justice? This world…there is no Justice in this world! If there truly is a God…then where is He?’

“Don't worry, Sena. I’m here for you. You know, you’re a good person even if they can’t see that. I will show them what they deserve. “ She sobbed until I realized she has fallen asleep. I brought her down and let her rest. Then I immediately called Leon to investigate everything that Sena has said. Justice is for all, right? @DEATH WISH Thank you for supporting my Novel! You may also read my complete and ongoing novel. (Hmmm... While waiting for an update.) Title: TAMING THE DANGEROUS CEO THE DEVILISH BILLIONAIRE FATED TO MARRY THE DEVIL ALPHA KING CHECKMATE NINE MONTHS Would like to hear your lovely review. Looking forward to your motivational review. Love yah all readers!

"Love does not excuse hurting people, Chloe. He will need to pay his debt for being an accessory to a crime." Chloe's shoulders sagged. "I understand," she whispered. I reached out and took Chloe's hand. "I love you, sister. No matter what." Chloe cried harder. "I love you too, Mia." As I had left the cell, Chloe's words plagued my mind. Reed's motives, though twisted, were rooted in love. But was that enough to justify what he had done? Only Natalie could decide. I stepped out of prison, both forgiveness and justice weighing heavy upon me. Azek enveloped me in his arms for comfort.

Anastasia gives the maid an unapproving stare and then seats on a wooden chair coated with leopard's skin. Anastasia leans back on the chair. She loved the feel of the coat on her back, she grabs a cup sharing from the queen's wine. " Mother don't you think father's verdict was too harsh". She sips leaning inward like a gossip that she was. Audrea frowns dropping on the table her half way filled cup. " Oh don't be silly. You know Richard deserved that. Your father's sentence was perfect and it had the will of a brave and just king tangled in it".

Sinclair encouraged. "I'm afraid to trust again. To love him again." There. That was her problem. "I became deaf because of my stepmother," Sin confessed. "Her abuse started when I was four years old. Her favorite spot was my head. My lobes. Until my eardrums shattered. She left me alone when I was thirteen." She sipped her water to clear her throat and continued. "I thought I'd never be complete. Never feel love. Until Nicholas. He stayed even though I kept pushing him away. He saved me from me and showed me love, Arie. All I had to do was give him the chance." The young Viscountess smiled with love reflected in her soft brown eyes. "It will not be easy. Love never is. But it is worth it."

She wiped off her tears and continued to say, “It’s such a pity, Mr. and Mrs. Mann! No matter how much you plan according to your wishes, it would still be what man proposes, and God disposes.” These words were simply stabbing straight into Mr. and Mrs. Mann’s heart. They both instantly cried. Because the truth was laid before their eyes. “You wanted to trade my untainted body with a million dollars for your biological daughter to spend, but in the end, I was rescued and your daughter was tortured for a night instead. “What is this called? “All justice will be served, and all wicked will be punished! “All wicked will be punished! “Is it also out of your love for me that you pushed me into th

It's alright Ma'am. (Kelly's phone rings) Kelly, yes Sir. I'm sorry to call you by this time of the day, but I couldn't wait any longer. I know you travelled this weekend to go see your parents and Mondays are usually your days off, but do you mind coming in on Monday? We have a case of a missing person that came in yesterday. Do you mind taking a go at it? Well, uhmmm, well Sir. Kelly, are you okay? Yes, Sir. Are you sure? You know what, I'm giving you an extra week off. But Sir, that won't be necessary. I can handle the case. I know you can, but right now you are not in your best frame of mind, so take the week off, thank me later. But Sir, what about the case? Kelly asked. I'll have Harve

The recognition was overwhelming but purposeful every interview was opportunity to discuss reform, every speaking engagement was chance to raise awareness. Reviews were overwhelmingly positive. The New York Times called it "a searing indictment of how easily justice can be corrupted by personal vendettas." The Washington Post praised Blake's "unflinching honesty about his own crimes while meticulously documenting his innocence of manufactured charges." One review from a law professor resonated particularly: "Matthew's book should be required reading for every prosecutor, every judge, every law student. It demonstrates the human cost of treating cases as statistics and defendants as abstracti

“No, Kayla. You can’t do that. You can’t let Kang Jin get away just because of me. Your father deserves justice. Your family deserves justice. All the people he’s hurt deserve justice. You can’t put my life above that. You can’t let him win.” “I’m not letting him win,” Kayla said, her voice rising. “I’m choosing you. I’m choosing us. Because without you, what does any of it matter? What good is justice if it means I lose the person I love more than anything in the world? I can’t do that, Liam. I won’t.”

the world may have moved on from him but i havent. i close the laptop and sit there staring into the dark. justice isnt clean. It never is. i exposed the truth but even now the echoes of their lies linger soft persistent whispering through the silence. and i know deep down that some stains dont wash away with proof.