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What she would do to go back in time to maintain that image of hers. “Hello everyone, my name is Casey Miller and I am here on behalf of Silversands to explain the recent… scandal I have been involved in.” Casey began. He stood on the stage by himself, cameras flashing nonstop and looking down at reporters who were on the edge of their seats waiting to ask questions. “I’m sure that most of you know that my relationship with Klaire Owen has not been the smoothest. Today I’m not here to give you excuses for my actions. What I did was wrong, but I am here to share my story.”

She must be anxious, especially for the fact that this will be controversial once people learn the truth about her. “Please rise. The Regional Trial Court, Branch 04 is now in session, the Honorable Judge Samuel Marquez presiding.” It has started. This is it. I am one step closer to getting justice for Zae. “Thank you, you may all be seated. Call the case.” “Your Honor, today's case is Criminal Case No. L-10873 People of the Philippines vs. Marissa C. Garza.” “Is the prosecution ready?” Our attorney stood and answered that he was ready.

said Chester. “Thanks.” Never had Shaun thought that he, the most outstanding lawyer in Australia, would one day be involved in a lawsuit. “I already know how to tackle the case. If I have to go to court with the Campos family, let me lead the case. I’ll win it.” “Alright, then.” … In a men’s clothing store of a mall.

It was at this time that she was struck with an idea. On their way back to the office, they got more personal and Ludo didn’t mind at all. It had been a while ever since she talked with someone like this on a personal level. Caesar parked the car. “I was doing some research for a friend of mine. It’s an old case,” she stammered, “My friend think that her case wasn’t well ruled.” “Why does she think so?” Caesar unstrapped his seatbelt looking at her. “She thinks there are some two guys who were involved.”

Because I can’t step in half-prepared I can’t risk failing now not when I’m this close and not when one wrong move could destroy everything I have built and everything she has left so I wait just a little longer and just enough to make sure when this ends and it ends completely. I slide the file fully into my hands and glance down at the label stamped across the front. Miller Case – Final Phase This time they don’t walk away.

' "I'm sure you're trying to teach me something important but believe me, I can only understand if you tell me the truth, not the riddles." 'You want to know what the truth is? Then let me tell you from the beginning from where it started, do you remember the suicide case of Dr. Nicole?' Patrick quickly answered, "yes... I can't forget that case! How is this case involved with you?" 'Yeah, there's a sense. Why it's related to me and my past, recall when you found the post-mortem report of Nicole. It was said that blood was not present in his body when the body was discovered, then it seems as if he was living life but there was no movement-related to blood in his body.'

He sits down and orders a black coffee for himself. "We have a court date thanks to a judge friend of mine. We will need to get our stories straight before we need to be in the courtroom in 3days. I will visit your boss at the Fletcher pub. I know the CPS. This case involves a child. They will hit you with everything they got." He turns towards me. "You need to tell me everything that happened since your parent died." I took a deep breath and started to tell him everything.

Slut! Shameless thing! It is really heartbreaking that most of the junior students look up to this tramp. Christabel, stop whoring around! Aren't you scared of getting pregnant at this your young age? You know how the society frowns at teenage pregnancy. This is just a friendly advice o. Y'all should stay tuned for more trendy news in CROWNSTAR HIGH SCHOOL. More news like this coming up soon. Yours truly, Anonymous. I didn't know who wrote this, but I must commend the person. Now, let's see how she would walk around the whole school.

Roselyn POV “Start from the beginning.” My voice was calm. Too calm. The study room was silent except for the faint hum of the air conditioner. Bryan Hook stood by the desk, arms crossed, files spread in front of him. Dominic stood beside me. Close enough that I could feel his presence— Steady. Dangerous. “We have three fronts,” Bryan said. “Old case. New evidence. Poisoning attempt.” I nodded. “Break them down.” Bryan slid a file forward. “The ten-year-old case—officially ruled accidental death. Later flagged internally as ‘inconclusive.’”

He has his private washroom inside his office, so he has no business loitering around the public washroom. Though lawyer Shen is a good attorney, this case is too tricky for him to handle, since he knew little about the Ro'Sau movement, which is more reason why he wanted Bei on the case. The judge looked at all the evidence on his table that plotted against Ro'Sau. "Though the main victim here is dead, still we must serve justice for her to rest in peace and for others to learn from Mr. Ro'Sau's story that no secret is hidden forever and no one is above the law," the judge let out.