The Witness Novels & Stories

"I-I didn't k-k-" "That's it, your honor. Open and shut! No further questions." The prosecutor walked back to her desk to grab a file. "Now I'd like to call a witness of mine to box as well, an eyewitness. Mr Olsen?" One of my odd and weird neighbors walked into the witness box as Arianne walked out. "I do solemnly swear to tell the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth." "So Mr Olsen, tell us in detail what happened that day and what you saw."

After some minutes they both entered. "I-I saw him!" the witness exclaimed while pointing at me. "What? Where?" Aaron asked. "I saw him and another man lying. He has stones on his hands, and he was strangling him." The witness continues. "What are you saying? You are making a mistake there, mister." I said to him. "I am not. I saw it with my own eyes." He is still firm about it. "But—" "Okay, I got it, sir, you can now leave." Aaron said.

The driver of the ambulance stopped beside me before getting into the ambulance. ******************************** "Do you need medical assistance?" She asked while eyeing my ripped open hands. I shook my head but she sucked on her cheek in defiance. She pulled out a first aid kit and guided me to sit on the bumper of the ambulance. I wanted them to drive off, to maybe help Eliza. But she grabbed my hands and cleaned the deep wounds. Once they were covered in gauze she wiped down my knees, said goodbye, and drove off with Eliza's body. Diesel grabbed my hands and kissed each bandage palm. Then he pulled me into a loose hug. Peeking under his arm, I saw the man being arrested. I seemed to blac

But The Witness will never be satisfied until that damn bastard is cleared up. “All the evidence points strongly to him. Let the legal process finish him off. We don't have to waste energy killing him." "Are you starting to dare to dictate to me?" hissed the Witness dangerously on the other side. Richmond quickly shook his head and put on standby mode to face The Witness who was surrounded by anger on the other side. The Witness is the typically grumpy. If his emotions are just a little disturbed, then his life will be compensated for all the energy wasted because o

April heard her speak then she turned to see if there was someone else at her back but she saw no one, was this woman talking to her? "Can you see me?" April asked. She could not understand what was happening and who this lady was. But despite hearing her question, the young lady did not say a word to her instead she continue chanting those words and those black wisp of smoke that were swirling round and round suddenly started moving towards her direction and before she knew it, it came at her so fast swirling around her so strongly that she could not process what was happening. All she knew was that her body was now flying and overwhelmed by the smoke that she could not breathe nor see clea

My heart was sinking in an ocean who I didn't know the end of. "Boss..." Alec called. His tone was one of worry as my expression was one that could kill. And it would whoever did this to her. To my Princess. I would parade on his lifeless body. I showed the video to Alec and he gulped as he realized who the woman sitting on the chair was. But as he took the phone from my hand, examining it cautiously his eyes widened as he spotted something that could help us locate her. "Zayn... the black sign on the wall." He zoomed in and gave me the phone. The image was blur but my fist clenched as I recognized the sign. I threw the glass of whiskey on my table across the wall.

She looked flustered, annoyed and I hoped whatever plan of hers failed and caused her no end of pain. The moment the doors sealed, her power flying around the room, I was on my feet. "My list of witnesses." It was a short one, considering all the witches the Dumonts dragged out. But hopefully mine would be more impactful without boring the crap out of everyone. The secretary gestured, the list winging to his hands. He scowled down at it before turning to the Council. "There are three witnesses here who cannot testify." He wrote the names out in the air in blue fire. Sunny DeWinter. Frank Hayle. Sebastian DeWinter.

"Let's finish our lunch and then we'll go somewhere private." I stood leaning against Alec's black Maserati looking at the building in front of us, that we walked out of just minutes ago. I can't believe that I eloped. The ring on my finger and the smile on Tony's face only proved that I did. I needed a witness and she was the only one available along with Carlos who is Alec's friend who I met today for the first time. Tony and I wasn't the closet we met a few months ago, but she was different from Cathlin and Veronica which is why I invited her to be a witness. Alec stood with Carlos, the two seem deep in conversation. I wondered what they are talking about.

"One by one, we will go around the table and will tell what we saw. Tell everything. Leave nothing out. Also, the rest of us will stay silent. Everyone understand?" We all nodded our agreement. "Good," Daphne replied. "Each of us are given the vision that will most affect us." She looked over at Xander. "Xander, you go first, and then well go around the table." He nodded, letting out a deep breath. "I saw a river in the Oasis not far from here. Then a huge white wolf appeared and led me downstream, beckoning me to follow. Kalyssa, it looked like your wolf. Anyway, we came to a warehouse. When I flung the door open, there were cages inside."

James asked. I scowled at him. "Do you think you could not say it for two days?" "I can try." James looked off into the distance. "I really hope this witness thing comes through." "Do we have any details about him or her yet?" I replied. "Witness? What witness?" Allegra asked. James waved a hand. "My PI keeps saying she has a witness she's trying to convince to come forward. I'm not sure who this witness is or what they'd have to say, just that it will be in our favor."