Justice Will Be Served Novels & Stories

I couldn’t let that happen. Before Jeremy could recover from his shock, I stepped forward, raising my voice. “It doesn’t matter who they are, Mr. Jeremy!” I exclaimed, turning to the crowd. “Justice must be served. No matter how powerful someone is, theft is theft! After all, I know Sheila and her mother. I can assure you that they have nothing! Justice must be served!” The crowd began nodding and whispering among themselves, their murmurs growing louder. “She’s right,” a woman in the crowd said, crossing her arms. “If someone tried to steal, they should face the consequences.”

“I’m pretty sure we have that kind of money.” “I know you’re angry.” Ajax turned to look at him, his dark eyes just as intense as they always had been. Save for the circles of exhaustion around his eyes. “I am too. But you can’t right a wrong with another wrong. It’s not how it works. We have to do this the right way. Hiring a criminal might sound like something he deserves, but let’s not be selfish when it comes to justice. Everyone deserves it the same. Especially his victims. I think they deserve it more than either of us does.”

"It's time to get justice. It's time for me to destroy them. I'll destroy how they ruined my life." It is past time for justice. It is time to put an end to their evil. It is time for me to accuse them of all their sins. Justice will prevail.

I surmise. Lucas’ nails turn to claws. “I want to watch his face when he realizes he’s been played.” “You’ll get that chance,” Jordan assures him. “Will you kill him?” Lucas asks. All three of my mates freeze. Their eyes say yes, but Jordan is restrained. “He deserves the same justice as anyone else. We have to follow the law.” “Even though he won’t,” Wiley butts in. “Wiley, you know better than that,” Kent growls. “‘But he won’t play fair’ is no excuse.”

Ejay: "You'll tire, Gia. You can't keep this up forever." Gia: "As long as it takes. I won't rest until justice is served. You'll face the consequences of your actions, and no amount of defiance will change that." Her words lingered in the air, carrying the weight of her unwavering commitment to seek justice for all those affected by Ejay's malevolence. The resolve in Gia's voice painted a clear picture—a promise that she would relentlessly pursue justice, sparing no effort to ensure that Ejay faced the full extent of the law for his crimes.

“Today, justice has finally been served. Marcus Hart will spend the rest of his life in prison, exactly where he belongs. This sentence doesn’t bring my mother back or erase the fifteen years of pain, lies, and manipulation. But it does show something important—that no one is above the law. Not even powerful men with connections and money.” I took a deep breath, gathering my emotions. “I want to express my gratitude to the prosecutors, especially ADA Jennifer Rios, for their relentless work on this case. I also want to thank the jury for seeing through the lies and ensuring justice was served. And I appreciate everyone who supported me during this nightmare—you know who you are.” I glanced b

And just like that, the courtroom emptied. Justice had finally been served…

A weakness that I will use against them. Let the world judge me. Let Sarah judge me. I've already made my peace. I know what I have to do, and no one is going to stop me. I won't let anything stand in the way. The only justice that matters to me is the kind that leaves a trail of blood in its wake.

"No matter what, he deserves to die. And I promise—I'll make sure he never gets away from what awaits him." For the first time in what felt like an eternity, I smiled. A genuine, bitter, satisfied smile. Justice was on the way. And Jay would pay.

If she did not avenge a wrong like this, then what did she stand for? Justice had been served to whom justice was owed.