Robin Injustice Novels & Stories

She was nothing but a freaking pawn. "Stubborn as always. But be careful, it's about life and death. I think you don't want Robin to be a sacrifice of your stubbornness. " He looked coldly at her eyes. Robin had been helping her for a long time. She came here taking a challenge to give her parents justice by law. But the bet she was forced to take on Robin's life. If she lose, Robin would die. She never wanted that.

Everything I believed in crumbled in that moment, and my heart felt hollow. It was all over... Jack hated Cindy because of me, and she never got his love. Even though she had died, I could not make things right for her. She was mature despite her young age. I could not believe her own father had hurt her so badly, even defending the person who had wronged her. I felt so powerless and wished I could just disappear, but I could not even stand up anymore. When I woke up, the only thing on my phone was an apology from the lawyer.

And he somehow, he envied the two of them. But Robin is perfectly aware that what he did was wrong, and now he is obviously paying for it. Both his two friends are now refusing to take his calls, and he never felt so alone that time. He is at fault, and he wanted to do something to correct the mistake he committed.

“Fun? Is that what you call this madness, Robin? Killing innocent people, betraying alliances— and for what? Your ego?" Alpha Robin's grin widened, his eyes flashing with something unhinged. "For justice, my dear. Justice for the power that was stolen from me, for the respect I was denied! But you wouldn't understand, would you? You've always been sheltered under Daniel's shadow." Alpha Daniel stepped forward, his voice a growl. "Leave her out of this, Robin. Whatever you think you're owed, we'll settle it here and now. She has nothing to do with this."

"But who did I do it for? I've been running around these past two days, struggling for our family, while you're wishing for my death! "What did you tell His Majesty? That he should uphold justice by punishing his own kin? If I die, the Foster family will collapse! And do you think you'll fare any better? Fine! You don't care about your father. But what about your mother? Your brother? They're innocent!" He rambled on and on, but Jane had only one response. "If something's not meant to be, don't force it." Robin frowned in fury, and he jumped to his feet.

Even to my own ears, they sounded rehearsed. Robin's next question came quietly, but with surgical precision. "Did you see her do it?" "Do what?" "Did you see her try to poison your mate?" The directness of it made me uncomfortable. I shifted my weight, fighting the urge to look away from his steady gaze. "Are you expecting me to wait until I have a dead body before I react?" Something in Robin's posture told me he was processing more than just my words. Calculating. Even he had to recognize the precarious position he was in—defending someone accused of attempted murder put him at a significant disadvantage diplomatically.

Rose spoke dearly to me. "Yeah, and you too," I tipped Rose before she let go on the phone. Oh my God!!! I can't believe this, that the innocent are being justified as criminals and locked behind bars for something they didn't commit, while the powerful and wealthy criminals get on to enjoy fresh air from outside the prison gates, getting away with all that they have done. Kellerman and Myles must pay for this, all this injustice done to Rose; it's so horrible and painful. Sometimes I ask myself, does God really exist? I thought as I sat so thoughtful and stressed on top of my steering wheel heading home to rest.

I told Robin: Two wrongs don't make a right. Stealing or commiting any crime is wrong and you should be punished. I can do whatever I want, I am smart and you are just some sort of moral voice I probably had when I was little. This is the real world, we have to do bad things to get a head. Go away and never come back! So I thought about her response that night, barely sleeping a wink.

Every time Robin came home from work, Barbara always complained about Lerina stealing everything that belonged to Selena and didn't want to share it, and stupidly she always believed what her wife said. "I was so stupid, wasting that child first," he muttered. Regretting his past actions that mistreated his late brother's daughter, "If only time could be turned back, ignoring the message from the late older brother. At the end of his life, he left Lerina to me and asked me to take care of him and love him like my own daughter. I-I'm bad, ma'am, I'm so evil. I deserve to be punished!" Robin expressed his regret by beating his chest. What Robin said was true, and Manda did not deny it. It was