Lobo Injustice Novels & Stories

Justice spoke three times before the blade fell Once for the innocent blood you spill Once for the innocent choice you stole Once for the innocent trust you betray Break all three, and your soul will be bound for the pits of Dikaios's Hell Dikaios’s POV Standing on the rooftop, facing down about two dozen gunmen, I couldn’t help but smile. This feeling burning in my veins – the feeling I was born with, that gave me purpose in life… It had been so long since I felt it last!

Acidic bile shoots to the back of my throat as my leg remains locked half way out because I can’t bear the thought of moving it further. My eyes slam shut as I try to move it again before I feel the tingle sensations of another’s hand now on my leg. My eyes open to watch him as he opens the lid off the jar, scoops out some of the ointment with his hand before it’s cooling properties start to take effect as he smooths it into one of the wounds. Lobo remains silent at the base of my stool, not once making any noise of Knox touching me, yet when Doctor Abel, a trained professional, tried to…he went ballistic.

But the ones that hit me the worst were Logan's. He was hurting as much as I was. Without a doubt, he thought I had been unfaithful to him. He kept asking why I had been unfaithful, how could I've betrayed his love, his trust, our commitment, and the oath to always stay together. My tears rolled down free-willingly. My hands were shaking as I wiped my eyes with the back of my hand. I slowly caressed the tattoo on my arm. It was half of the love lock chain we had gotten together as a couple a few days before my birthday.

“It’s not like that auntie Lora. I also have to work. I’m preparing because maybe dad will take everything from me and I won’t have anything left.” “Don’t be, Robin. Just tell me if you don’t want to. Because I won’t force you.” Lora hangs up the phone. She’s annoyed with Robin because he’s such a worthless man. ~~~~~ Louie appealed again about the case against him. He paid several thousand just to be released temporarily. He is with his lawyer. Because of his strong influence, he was temporarily released, but his case was still rolling. Get me the back of the reopening in this case. The time that was then was still being mocked. Louie said to himself.

And I wondered why she took it so causally, like they were a common thing to come by. This was another powerful specie, sentient wolves that have the extreme ability to destroy vampires. The higher court must have been sending adjudicators to find out more about them. I wondered why they were so aggressive, and if what I had read in that library were true, then these creatures—these Lobos could be humans after all. We both glanced at each other. "Do the others know?" I asked her, "about my arm that is?" "Yes, Leya couldn't stop crying and Jereum was cursing revenge all over the place—"

" I would never embarrass Christopher in front of anyone. That was in the past. That was why I never let anyone know the disgusting things Yvonne did. Now I was going to tear that veil apart right in front of our old classmates. "It's just a snapshot. You can't prove it's me. That's cheating." She was still denying it. Fine. Video evidence it was. I showed her the surveillance footage. "So many men out there, and you go for married ones. If you're determined to be a slut, then I'll help you." I was going to tear her mask off. Shocked, she hid behind Christopher again. Our classmates were starting to look at her in a different light. We were all in the same circle, and pride was important to

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.

Most likely, he’d be surprised and then gently advise her not to waste her time on something that was in the past. What she hadn’t expected was for him to smile. Even less did she expect him to look her in the eye and say, “I’ll help you.” This time, it was Yara who was caught off guard. “Mr. Lloyd, this has nothing to do with you.” “Do you remember the motto of Hudson University’s law program?” Of course, Yara remembered. “Fairness and justice are sacred and inviolable. I have a degree in law from Hudson too. How could something unfair and unjust not concern me?”