Witness Me Novels & Stories

Lucinda is still busy watering the flowers she really enjoys this more than anything Dray is still working out and checking her out every second he really can't resist staring at her every second.Lucinda is really trying so hard not to look at him cause she really feels like he is watching her .After a few minutes Mrs Ney comes out holding a chair and walks towards Dray and sits next to him with a bottle of water. Lucinda suddenly removes the earphones cause she knew somehow Mrs Ney was going to say something to her in a few minutes Mrs Ney asks her if she already met Dray ,and he suddenly stands up after doing some pushups and smiles at her yes mum we have met already she is a nice girl he

At this moment, my heart first stopped breathing for some seconds before it began beating rapidly against my chest. " What - no, you - ," he's already stumbling on his words where blood has drained off his face. I can't utter a word as memories of that night come crashing back, gosh, I thought opening up to Connor was my way forward and it was, truly, don't know why now, just as I see him. Him, the one who was there that night, the witness yet the culprit, the one who just brought back everything, from how it was, every feel of emotion that I experienced.

"Well, given the immediate threat to her safety since none of the subjects were apprehended at the scene, she will need to be placed in the witness protection program immediately; and as an added precaution, she will be assigned a bodyguard to look after her." I cocked an eyebrow in confusion. I never heard of the W*P assigning bodyguards to people, but then again, what did I know? "We don't usually do this for our witnesses," the chief stated as if he read my mind, "but the crime you witnessed wasn't ordinary, Emery. You are in more danger than most. I'm not saying this to scare you, but you need to be aware." I nodded my head. I didn't think I had it in me to say anything without completel

The judge inquired if he had any witnesses to support his claims, to which he replied affirmatively. He summoned his first witness, Vanessa, to take the stand. The judge instructed her to swear on the Holy Bible before she began her testimony, and she complied. She started by stating that I was her ex-husband, claiming that we had never divorced but were merely separated. When the judge asked her to explain the circumstances that led to our separation, she detailed her account for the entire court.

My deskmate, Elaine Jenkins, was the kind of girl who was born with a sharp tongue. She loved nothing more than embarrassing me in front of everyone. When I showed up in a brand-new white shirt, she sneered, "Look at the country boy who finally made it to the city. Are you really that worried people will not realize how hopelessly tacky your taste is?" When I switched to contact lenses, she laughed. "Those eyes look like a dead fish's. Taking off your glasses is not going to magically turn you into a handsome guy." Then I won a prize in the math competition. She just rolled her eyes and said, "Please. Everyone knows he stays up all night grinding through problem sets. He practically worke

“I can’t believe they got away with it.” Then suddenly, I spoke. My voice was low, controlled, and almost detached. “There is one witness.” The room froze instantly. Even Nora stopped moving. Richard’s attention locked onto me. My fingers tightened slightly against the edge of the ice pack. “I didn’t think anyone saw,” I continued quietly. “But someone did.” “What?” Nora’s voice snapped instantly, her scent flaring with alarm. “Seriously? Who is it?” Richard’s eyes narrowed with focus. “If we have a witness, we can file an appeal. Then we can take time to dismantle everything properly.”

"Whenever it suits you. I don't need ceremony. I just need to be standing up and present and able to say afterward that I witnessed it properly." We did it on a Thursday morning. No advance preparation beyond telling Kael and Brae, both of whom appeared at the appointed hour with the quiet composure of people who had been expecting this and were glad it was happening without making a performance of the gladness. The four witnesses the pack law required: my grandmother, Kael, Brae, and Riven's contact from the eastern program who was visiting for work reasons and who received the request to witness with the particular stillness of someone understanding they were being included in something si

It was still nice to hear him talk about it, though. I smiled at Noah as I took my seat across the desk from him. “Good day, Noah,” I said. “Good day, Crystal.” “So, what was so important that you needed to drag me from my work?” Noah ran his hand through his hair. “I checked into our witness. He’s legit.” My eyes widened. I leaned forward and gripped the arms of my chair tightly. “Are you sure?” “Yes. His story checks out, and there’s no reason for him to lie just to get Bob into trouble. He is a completely believable witness.”

“You’re not going to be happy, B. Maybe we should just leave it. You won’t even be seeing them anyway, too busy transitioning.” Bailey bit her lip and groaned. “For criminy's sake. It can’t possibly get any worse. I hate it here!” She flung herself on the bed, prepared for the nerves to make themselves known. “Of course the only possible witnesses would be the Royals. All of them, or can we count ourselves lucky and they’ll send just a single representative?” “They have to witness, B. You know it’s going to be all four. You know this already.” Silas sighed. “Jayce, Beckett, Tobin, and Gemma.” He ticked off the names on his fingers. “And each of their retinues.”

She stared directly at Aria. "I remember you." Aria stepped backward. "Who are you?" "I remember your birth." Aria froze. "You were there?" "I remember your first breath." Seraphina moved closer. "What are you?" The woman looked at her. "I remember your first cry." Lucian stared. "She is the Witness." The woman smiled. "Yes." Aria asked: "What do you remember about me?" "Everything." "Then tell me." The Witness stepped closer. "You were born under the Seventh Moon."