Wrongly Accused Book Novels & Stories

" … At that, everyone in the room understood perfectly. "Well, damn. Looks like Poppy's been completely boxed in by her own family. So, this is what they've been planning." "Even so, she doesn't deserve any sympathy," someone scoffed. "Don't you remember what she said back in the office? She accused Jasmine of being a call girl. After that, Jasmine spiraled into depression and had to stay in the hospital for a long time before she finally recovered. Just think about how much damage that did." I froze for a moment, the image of the girl I used to see around the office flashing through my mind. She had always been rushing from desk to desk, busy and focused. She was pretty, sure, but more than

It’s all gone, swallowed into a black hole of stillness that surrounds me now like a thick fog I can’t escape. Forever. Is this really how my story ends? I’ve been through so much. Too much. I’ve been accused of murder when all I wanted was justice. I’ve been accused of theft, like I was nothing more than a desperate criminal. I’ve been drugged by someone I least expected and I was raped. My dignity was crushed, and my soul almost went with it. They humiliated me. Played with my emotions. Manipulated me like I was some pawn in their sick game.

I took glances at everyone before continuing; they seemed interested. " Five years ago, I was accused wrongly, and the person who should have stood up for me didn't. Without even an ounce of sympathy, He threw me out of his home and his life. I was stranded, I had no family, no money, just a twenty-two-year-old girl wandering the streets of Seattle. " Thane sat up, his eyebrows shot so high It could have touched his silky dark, almost black hair. He looked surprised, was that pain I saw in his eyes?

“The guy wouldn’t have known if he hadn’t gone to the hospital for a checkup. He’d have lived his whole life in the dark!” While everyone burst into laughter, my phone suddenly rang. It was Mark calling. I didn’t want to answer, but he was persistent and sent me a barrage of messages: “Sera, I’m sorry. I didn’t expect Angela to be like this. She was asking different men for money outside. I was just one of them. If it weren’t for you telling me, I would’ve been deceived for life... I was wrong. Can you come back? “She’s a liar, and I’ve kicked her out! She’s the reason we broke up in the first place. Without her, we wouldn’t have divorced…

If it were not for the fact that he had broken up with the other party in time, and that the Hao family had helped the Xiao family, perhaps the Xiao Group would have become a third-rate company now! On that day, she was wearing the vest of a sanitation worker and looking awkward. He had never expected that the once-proud best new lawyer would become a sanitation worker on the bottom rung of society after being released from prison. Thinking of this, the scene of her climbing desperately towards him with her nails being pulled out flashed through his mind again. She kept saying that she had been wronged! He even almost believed her, but there were both witnesses and material evidence. How cou

The shock of being imprisoned for months had worn off, but the pain persisted in my heart, an ache I could never get rid of. Memories of being wrongfully accused and locked up for an offense that I didn't commit came flooding back. The injustice continued to hurt, and my soul was consumed by the resentment of Ava who I had trusted for betraying me. And now here I was, trapped once more, but this time for defying Ava, the thief who had taken my mate Noah's Alpha position.

Marvin and Panther behaved like any other normal citizen, so there must’ve been a misunderstanding. “I was in for murder.” The feeling of warmth disappeared from my body after hearing Marvin’s honest confession. Wasn’t he going to deny it this time? Wasn’t someone else in prison for that crime? Yes, I knew he had most likely killed others and call me crazy—but I did not care. The only thing I had to know was that he did not kill Stevie Maddens. Anyone but him. “I was wrongfully accused, though.”

Or perhaps, from the side, or in front. “Don't bother looking around, you won't find any of us.” another voice came, but it sounded closer to me than the voice that spoke earlier. “All you have to do is tell us why you're here, and then we'll decide what punishment suits you best.” I could easily tell who was behind that voice. It just had to be Gavin. “I–I have been wrongly accused.” I stuttered, trying to suppress the tears rising in my throat. “Accused of what?” Caleb asked, in a curious tone. “Please, help us understand what happened exactly.”

Expressionlessly, I said, "Please sentence them according to their crimes, Your Honor. At the same time, I request that the court press charges against them for malicious defamation. Please give them the punishment they deserve." At that moment, other opinions began to surface among those in the public gallery. "Quentin is one of them, too. We really can't judge a book by its cover. I first took him for a righteous man, but from the looks of it, he's also an animal." "He participated in falsely accusing the defendant, too. Plus, based on the latter part of the conversation, I'm sure he once had beef with Aaron. I think Quentin should have his memories extracted as well. Only then will we kno

He understands that they are trying to protect their daughter but in exchange, they accuse an innocent person and his family of compensation for what he didn't do. “What did you say, Santiago?” Jimmy demanded. It's not possible. How can it not be Adrian? All fingers pointed at him, it wasn't his own finger alone. “You suddenly have a problem with your ears?” Santiago snapped at him. It wasn't that Adrian was innocent, but who his findings were pointing to him. He wants them to provide solid evidence before he would announce the name of the bastard who did it. “Adrian didn't do it. We accused him wrongly and now, my guilty heart stroke within me badly. He'd gone missing since the evening of t