Lobo Injustice Mga Nobela at Kwento

Ana froze in her place, feeling the old woman’s grief. “I don’t like Levi Villalobos. They’re too abusive! Both of them and his wife! They deceived Don Ignacio! I’m so angry at them! And these people, they act like they weren’t given a future by the Montes, and they have the nerve to turn their backs on you!” the old woman angrily exclaimed.

This return to the dark reality of the system which was supposed to dispense justice fairly to both the innocent and the guilty. And she only pleaded because her lawyer told her so! Now she was beginning to realize the mistake she made. Inside her, there was a deep anger seemingly about to reach its boiling point. But rage would be a poison in her hands. She would not know what to do even if she was to be granted with the power and the opportunity to turn her rage into action. In other words, killing Nina was topmost in her mind, but she did not know how to go about it. She saw some of the minions having their smoke in the middle of the court. Ninang was nowhere on the ground.

An expensive car stopped right beside him. Yvonne approached him, holding an umbrella, but he shoved her away. "Stay away from me! I don't want Josephine to take this the wrong way!" "Josephine, Josephine, Josephine! Is she all you care about? What has she ever done for you? Nothing! But me? I've done so much for you! I'm the one who loves you. Only me!" Yvonne tossed her umbrella away and pounced on Christopher, but he flung her off. "You're the reason I was blinded to her love. If you hadn't said all those things to me, I'd never have gotten into this mess with Josephine!"

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.

"You think you can intimidate me? I have powerful friends. People who will protect me." "Your friends cannot protect you from the truth. Not when it is this well-documented. Not when mothers of wrongfully convicted men start telling their stories on national television. Not when defence attorneys file bar complaints based on this evidence." "Four Lasombra is a criminal. He deserves to be prosecuted." "Four Lasombra honoured his immunity agreement. He cooperated with authorities and provided valuable information. He is trying to build a legitimate life with my daughter and grandson. You want to destroy him to advance your career. That is not justice. That is ambition dressed up as righteousne

“…all of you sit at the edge of the same blade.” Judge Ellington cleared his throat. “We—we have always served justice, Boss. Whatever happens to the others, we—” “Spare me,” the Boss cut in, you served yourselves. You took the money, signed the papers, closed your eyes. You served me, and you served Kroos, and you served Marquez. But justice?” He laughed, shaking his head. “Justice is just the mask you wear while you eat.” The words hung there, bitter and true.

Hughes continued reading, "Ms. Lima further claims that on August 17th of last year, you physically accosted her by touching her hair without her consent to, as she stated, 'brush it out from in front of her eyes'. Do you agree with this allegation?" "No." "Furthermore," Hughes said, "Mrs. Cox alleges that she witnessed the incident on August 17th and corroborates the testimony of Ms. Lima. So, I ask you, Mr. Justice, why would these women lie?" Devon casually shrugged and said, "I have no idea what motivates people to do certain things, so I can't answer your question. I mean, why do some people claim to see Big Foot or UFOs?" "I see," said Hughes. "Mr. Justice, before I ask you my final qu

While Murat stood beside her, his assistant was reluctant to leave her side since the attack at the trial earlier that afternoon. "Good afternoon, Em! I'm impressed with our meeting record as more and more victims fall around you. Do you have a word or two to share with me?" Lieutenant Benjamin Roosevelt said, trying to ease the tension in the prosecutor's office. The beautiful hazel-eyed woman sighed wearily, then replied, "I'm just worried that the two of you aren't being tough enough in handling these cases. Murder and threats have been too much for me throughout my career as a prosecutor. However, when my two assistants were killed today, that horror clung to me. Innocent lives must be s

"To make sure Mona Kane learns what it feels like to lose everything she loves. Just like she made me learn." As she left the room, the sound of the protesters outside seemed to grow louder, their chants of "Justice for Mona" following her up the stairs to her bedroom. But Lora had her own idea of what justice looked like. And it had nothing to do with truth, fairness, or the law. It had everything to do with making Mona Kane suffer the way she had been made to suffer. And this time, she would make sure her revenge was final.

Gabriel says " It looks like we're sharing" Lobo says " There's no way in hell I am sharing a woman with Gabriel, talkless of a mad one, but I am not going to let him keep her either, if I can't have my happily ever after with my mine, he shouldn't have one either" I inform " She is not that bad, I am sure doctor can fix her" Lobo infoms " I don't want second handed cargos" I say nonchalantly