Wrongly Accused Book Novels & Stories

"We should." Neither of them spoke for a moment. The street moved around them — a woman walking past with a pushchair, a black cab slowing for the junction at the end of the road, the ordinary Sunday afternoon of a city that had no interest in either of their problems. "This morning was a mistake," Sophie said. Clearly. Cleanly. The way she'd rehearsed it in the café while Theo was talking, the sentence she'd built while walking here. "I was — I got caught up in the moment, and the conversation, and I shouldn't have—"

Whether it was her fault or not would be up to the Council's investigation. The people in the town had seen enough drama for one day, and within thirty minutes, videos of the incident were already circulating on the pack network. Damien's family became infamous across the territory. Everyone online said it was karma. They said karma had finally caught up with them. Damien, however, still had no idea what was happening. He came to find me, wanting me to give false testimony for him.

After a long pause, she could only say, "He didn't do it on purpose. He just made a mistake. Do you really have to go this far? He feels worse about this than any of you do." Lewis struggled to his feet. Tears covered his face, and his voice was hoarse. "I'm sorry, everyone... This is all my fault... I really did read it wrong. I thought our entire class was assigned to Westhaven..." I yawned and cut him off lazily, "You thought the whole class was assigned to Westhaven? Then why did you single me out? "Or was it because you knew everyone had the same test center, but deliberately waited until we were about to board the buses before telling me I was different from everyone else?

"Found her at that trashy club downtown, getting out of some rich guy's sports car. She was wrapped all over him." Evelyn takes a slow, menacing step toward me. Her eyes scan my outfit, her lips curling up. "A sports car? At a nightclub? Are you completely out of your mind, Jami? You told me you were at the library finishing up your end-of-term papers. Instead, you're out there acting like a cheap girl, embarrassing this family with some dangerous boy." "He isn't a dangerous boy," I say, my voice trembling but trying to hold my ground. "He's a student. He was just giving me a ride."

“You were deceived, it doesn't matter,” “It does. Have you read the things she is accused of? It's a whole lot more than drug deals,” Of course, I had read it all. I, myself, had created the lies, and spread them through blogs. They weren't true, and wouldn't matter before a judge, but they tarnished her image, and that was good enough. “I never knew she was such a horrible person,” he continued, digging into his meal. “All's well that ends well,” I quoted,

Yet, a flicker of something, a dull ache, bloomed in my chest. “You deny these charges?” the pompous man continued, his voice dripping with theatrical disdain. “I… I don’t…” I stammered, my voice lost in the cacophony of the crowd. “I don’t remember!” A ripple of disbelief washed over the crowd. A woman in the front row spat on the ground. “Murderess! You think your lies will save you?” Panic clawed at my throat. I didn’t remember any murders, any parents! This was all a horrible mistake. But who would believe a woman accused of such a heinous crime?

I spit out angrily. Everyone seemed to stiffen and pale as they took in my words. "But Cecilia, Cecilia got you pregnant." Klaudia mumbled lowly. "Wrong, Cecilia wasn't powerful enough to beat my protection I had up to make sure I never get pregnant but Maverick was powerful enough." I said lowly. "It's not our fault that the books you gave us were wrong. She would've never allowed it. We would've prevented it had you not given us the wrong information." Hector spit out angrily as he threw the book on the table that I gave him.

One wrong step, one misplaced word could seal my fate. With a heavy heart, I prepared myself for the daunting task ahead. The next two days would be a race against time, a battle to gather evidence that would exonerate me. I knew I had to be resourceful, seeking out any leads that could shed light on the truth. The truth that I was innocent, that these accusations were nothing but fabrications meant to destroy me. As I ventured into this treacherous path, I couldn't help but wonder who could be behind these false allegations. Who would go to such lengths to tarnish my name and jeopardize my life? My mind raced with possibilities, each one more unsettling than the last.

Hredhaan Rajvansh This is the third book in the ace series and is about the third ace of the 5 ace group, Arjun Malhotra. This book is divided into two phases Phase 1-> Childhood Phase2-> Grown Up

Regardless, I smiled at her. "That's right, I'm glad he made the mistake, if he hadn't he'd never have been caught. Don't you agree?" I asked. "Yes, of course." They echoed. "I always knew you'd been wrongfully accused, dear. I had my full trust in your innocence." Helena said, smiling at me broadly. The other girls made awkward noises looking at each other uncomfortably and I knew they hadn't believed me. I was more humored than displeased. "Thank you, Helena. It's good to know you always had my back." I said to her,