Justice Will Be Served Novels & Stories

Despite the turmoil surrounding them, they found solace in each other's arms, drawing strength from their love and determination to see justice served. One evening, as they sat together in front of the fire, Marvin turned to Jace with a determined look in her eyes. "We can't let Anderson get away with what he's done," she said, her voice filled with conviction. "We have to fight for what's right and make sure he pays for his crimes." Jace nodded his resolve hardening. "You're right," he said, his voice firm. "We can't let him win. We have to stand up to him and show him that we won't back down until justice is served."

Too calm and casual like death was normal, like pulling the trigger to take another's life was the same as killing a chicken. “I can't promise you that Maria, but I can't promise you he would pay. He is an officer and therefore know the law. His price will be more dreadful compared to a civilian's. He would get what he deserves—justice will be served,” he nodded slowly, keeping his eyes fixed on the road. Maria stared at him cautiously while he narrated how much he believed in the system of justice. The system she understood would fail. She shook her head slowly, relaxing it on the window. She whispered, “Justice is overrated.”

“And then what? You’d get your revenge and move on? Justice will be served. Rich will be locked up for a long, long time. I think that’s a pretty decent punishment for any person.” Heath stopped pacing, not saying anything. He seemed to be at war with himself. His shoulders tensed, his forehead creased. Jubilee’s heart pounded from nerves, and in a burst of frustration, she said, “Will you just tell me already?” He blinked. “What?”

Because in my world, consequences were not just inevitable—they were deserved. And tonight, justice had been served.

“I’ll assume you did the right thing?” “Of course!” Judge Han exclaimed as if he had been challenged. “My loyalty lies with justice and justice alone. I detest seeing offenders going scot free after their heinous crimes have ruined the lives of many.” Once again, Alexandra nodded her head. Even though the elderly man couldn’t see her, she knew he understood her silence. “Thank you for your services, Judge Han. This world needs people more like you.” She flattered after some time has passed. “Please keep up the good work and have a nice day.”

Outside, reporters surged forward with voices overlapping, and Emma raised a hand. “Justice is being served,” she said clearly. “That’s all.” They walked away together as the noise faded behind them, and for the first time in months, the future felt real again. Justice had been slow, but it was finally coming.

Kill soldiers that aren't yours! Everyone looks at me firmly, with the same question in a clear and personal way. - The Justice. — I replied coldly. — Honor and the law that whoever betrays me will die anyway, without even a form of protection. Your soldiers have joined forces with everything that could destroy me... take away my power... so what would be the best punishment other than the loss of their lives? — I sit at the end of the table. — If you expect me to ask for "forgiveness", I think it's best to open your eyes to reality. I want you to remember who I am and that I wasn't born yesterday.

It was about justice. And I was the one delivering it.

I cannot deny that since my actions are screaming the fact. Well, I just really love my job and I dedicated my whole self for this. I did not study more than ten years in law school just to sit there and wait for the opponent to win the case. I'm competitive in everything. Justice must only serve the truth. And as a lawyer, I will make sure that justice would punish those who deserve.

Gemma continued. Kiama grinned more broadly. “I’m grateful, ladies. Even if it has been difficult, it is our responsibility as lawyers to see that justice is done, regardless of how strong the opposition is.” “I hope that actor rots in jail,” Anne said with so much hatred. Kiama chuckled and said, “I hope so too.” “So how about you too? How have things been going on for you both?” Anne asked, looking at Gemma and Daisy.