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she asked, purely shocked. Keira narrowed her eyes in suspicion. "So, you're Ms. Princess Sara Almeida?" she asked again. "I-I'm not gonna talk. I want a lawyer!" Keira smirked. "Sure, you can. Actually, you're it. You can represent yourself at the trial if you want to." T. Sawyer's eyes blinked, eyes dilated. "You're a lawyer, right? You don't know? Didn't your group give you enough information for you to answer our questions correctly?"

And this problem will be the first problem that Sarah learns. "Millianna's crimes are so many, and almost all related to murder, she cannot live in prison peacefully waiting for this to be released. According to the lawyer's advice, the maximum penalty for Millianna is life in prison, meaning she will never be released. However, if Milliannna turns into a madman, she can be released without any punishment."

"It is simple. I love you. You love me. Everything else is just noise." I wanted to believe him. Wanted to believe that love was enough to overcome pack politics and tradition and centuries of wolf hierarchy. But I'd seen enough to know better. Still, for now, I'd let myself hope. "Okay," I said. "Back to work?" "Back to work." We returned to our evidence organization. Tomorrow, Sabrina would be formally charged with murder. And soon, Millie would finally get the justice she'd been waiting twenty-one years for.

Phoebe gently patted Mila's back to reassure her. Mila let go of Phoebe and glanced at the men lying on the ground. She stuttered, "Phoebe, I-I killed someone." "Don't fret. This isn't Sunterland. It's Norvania." Mila wasn't well-versed in Norvania's laws. She asked, "Did I commit a crime?" "No. If you kill someone who's holding you captive in self-defense, the Norvanian government might even reward you for it."

I scoffed. "Milo helped me find all the girls he had scammed. We filed a lawsuit against him," I sighed. "The court ordered him to pay a fine of three hundred thousand to us all," I said. She nodded. "Don't be gullible next time," she said. I glared at her. She giggled and walked towards the stairs. I stood up and walked to the kitchen. I headed to the fridge and pulled out a bowl of ice cream and the hamburger from last night. I walked towards the microwave after shutting the fridge.

-This is really bad -Sara puts her hands to her head- I don't know what's going on here but I need you two to stay out of trouble. -We're not to blame for them wanting to hurt us," Nat shrugs. -Natalia, what do you know about the Millers? -my sister asked. -I only know that they are attractive and that.... -she started to say but Sara interrupted her. -I'm not talking about that. I want to know about their lives, about them.

Haziya did not dare to argue, she followed the advice of her parents, she even told the story of Shabir this afternoon who contacted him with a new number. "If he calls again, you just record it first so it can be proof that he started it, not you, so that later you won't be accused of being the one who made the first call." Mrs. Laela looked at the two people she loved very much, the closeness between a father and son was so intimate and warm. In fact, he was so proud of the intelligence of his husband's idea. Likewise, Haziya was amazed by the brilliant thoughts of her father who gave her advice, she didn't even think of.

"We get together at a place on 70th. Murphy's Law." She snickered. "Cops gather at a bar called Murphy's Law?" He laughed too. "I know, it's funny, right? So what do you say, counselor?" "Well, if I'm meeting you at Murphy's Law for an adult beverage, you should probably call me Maggie." He grinned again. "I'm Mike. Glad to meet you, Maggie. So I'll see you, what, about 6:00?" Of course, your name is Mike. Which is short for… Maggie nodded. "I'll see you there about 6:00."

"What the hell do you do for a living? Do you believe that I'll strangle you to death?" The woman was not afraid at all of Marcus' threats. Instead, she smiled. "Master Marcus, my name is Mila Murphy. I'm from a remote city. I've been acting in South City for almost a year. I'm quite familiar with South City. Also, I'm quite good at acting. I really can play this character well. I don't have any other intentions. I just wanted to be friends with you and to be able to see you once a week."