Sentence For Destiny の小説・ストーリー

My head is starting to get hurt because of that woman. I wonder where ahe got the silver particles that he put in the coffee she gave me. Importing silvers inside of Vinizia City is a forbidden sin, and if some of the pack warriors in different territories inside of Vinizia City saw a citizen importing the silvers, they will be punished for life. They will suffer in prison for the rest of their lives. Yes, they can heal their own wounds, but that won't last long because they won't have anything to eat or drink inside.

Your sister was very sick, even if we had helped her you know she wouldn't have made it. "No, I don't know. My sister had the slightest chance of surviving but you took that away from her. Take this little girl to see her grandmother or I will do what I should have done at the time but I didn't have the head for it - I sighed, looking at him seriously - I will file the lawsuit against you for medical malpractice, the doctor in charge of my sister at the time will go to jail and this hospital will go bankrupt." " Okay, however she can stay only 15 minutes and nothing more, come with me."

"Not only is he a totally peaceful man, he's also the person with the worst motor coordination you can imagine. If he had a gun, he'd shoot himself in the foot. No, his weapon of choice would be some deadly microbe that the coroner would never, in a million years, able to identify. The death would be classified as natural causes and he would be unpunished.” Theresa leaned in and the soft fullness of her breasts brushed his arm, making his pulse quicken. 'So you'd better treat me well, my dear. “That was always my plan. With or without that microbe threat.

"Beelzebub" "please spare her life," Destiny pleaded with tears in her beautiful blue ocean eyes. Though I had intended to punish both Destiny and June, I found myself unable to hurt her. Instead, I transferred my aggression to her friend June, knowing how much June meant to her. But seeing Destiny beg at my feet, crying, shattered my heart. I couldn't bear it any longer, so I softened my grip on June, allowing her to breathe again. "Thank you," I heard Destiny whisper, and I left them.

“ you are looking so beautiful” I blushed by his word and lowered my head. “ You are looking even more beautiful when you are blushing." He said, while trailing kisses from my ears to neck. He cupped my face with his hand and leaned towards me to kiss then I noticed his injured palm. Immediately I took his palm and asked "what happened?" “ Yesterday, I got hurt when I punched Nandan,” he replied. “ What? Did you meet him?” I asked him. “ Yes, he will be in prison forever. Don’t worry” he replied to me.

"We the jury, in the case of The country of the United Arab Emirates versus Calista find the defendant guilty of the charge of crime of Mr. Hadrian Calypso Forbes and Skye Decimus Forbes. Miss Calista, you are hereby sentenced to 10 years in jail, 2 billion dollar fine or more if the victim would ask for more and you are forbidden to touch or claim any of the wealth of your late husband." Said by the clerk. The jury decided to lower her case from lifetime imprisonment to only a 10 years imprisonment as the evidence are not that powerful enough to prove her as suspect meanwhile, the jury still cannot announced her as innocent since there's also some evidence that pulls down saying that she's

And this hug melted away much of the icy resentment in my heart. "It is hereby declared that Mr. Bryce Fuller is sentenced as inherently malicious and shall be executed immediately," Judge Lowery announced sternly. Dad jolted and quickly rose to his feet. "That's not right! Those judged inherently malicious are supposed to be sent to prison! On what grounds are you executing him?" Judge Lowery patiently explained, "Bryce dared to purchase an illegal chip from the black market at the age of nine and maliciously implanted it into Estelle. Over the years, his actions have caused irreversible damage to Estelle.

Inside there was only one heartbeat trying to soothe another. And while Inaayat slowly found comfort in the steady rhythm beneath her ear Ryker's thoughts remained frighteningly calm. Death would have been mercy. A single bullet would have ended everything in an instant. No. That wasn't what they deserved. They hadn't merely accused her. They had stripped away her dignity.

Not once. Mercy avoided looking at me the whole time. After a long pause, the judge finally spoke. “Mercy and ghost, you have been found guilty of kidnapping, attempted murder, and multiple counts of criminal conspiracy. You are hereby sentenced to twenty years in state prison.” Mercy’s mouth fell open. Ghost closed his eyes slowly, like he had expected this. The officers pulled them to their feet. The chains rattled. As they walked past me, Mercy glanced over her shoulder. I held her gaze and gave her that same dangerous smile one last time.