. "Phil! Phil don't! Don't go man, come, let's talk about this!.. Damn it!" I shouted as I guessed

t. I knew that he would never let go of that, and he will always try to threaten me as much as he could. Never to mention him anywhere in the murder case. I knew h

and taken care of. I was raised along him, as he was. But he was smart until s

the times I could see the flowing blood just like the golden river flow in my eyes and minds. I was troubled, I thought of settling out the truth in court, but who would belie

my heart as well, breaking it into pieces that clearly could te

willing and ready to die for his sins, he has done a lot for me before anyway, and I though

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d think that maybe she could visit. Viv stood in front of me as she was

my eyes and giggling as a little hungry leopard wanting to prey. I could easily note her hands shook, I knew her anger, and understood it all the times, but now I c

could see from far. And as well feel it. Her hands on the table with fidgeting fingers, her eyes rolled in their sunken sockets fr

are wolf. I was too afraid as I wa

d looked deep in my eyes. With plenty of words in her head but nothing to say. My eyes were in

he asked in an angry, alarming, sharp voice a

raised alarm, which made her two body guards hold her in fear as they tried to calm her down. "Bring to my

r and on the table were some cookies which at le

as left within this world, but you dared raise your hands on him. That I can't even believe he's no more?" She stated

uy, she was confused, embarrassed

in peace and will. Furthermore, let the soul and heart of the departed rest in eternal peace,

g my anger down, hitting the table with my palm. "And how long are you going to keep me inside here, hah? Don't you want justice for your son! Ah, sorry, our son?...listen, I want myself appear before the court and face the law, fo

here instead of taking me to court and jail hah?" I conceded her words quickly i

e you Don! So very much, and justice must come. It must find its way out of the hidden rooms, out of the hidden pains, justice for my son must come

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to time, as the crowd awaited my judgement to come. Everyone was ready to see it delivered, to see justice f

hard it was for her to trust me with her son and did what I did to him. My back pained from time to time, and my arm too, my eyes were wide open but could rarely see

opinions on the type of judgement they awaited to be delivered to me. As well as, we a

ucked every pain that came her way as she hardly believed that she saw me still standing. I knew that she hated m

know the truth before it turn to regrets. Remember of our love Viv, I still have that in me, at least giv

rned even to

so well that maybe she will never forgive me for the loss of her son. Whom she treasured, and he was her only son, for all the times. I knew that the pain rolling down her chest will never ever come out, and she would rath

blood vessels on her left side of the neck, the anger, and the cliff that arose in her. That could hardly allow her rolling tear balls to stop coming from her eyes. The eyes were red and as from tim

itnesses were brought in, tied and wrapped up their faces i

to place an order that the two witnesses be unwrapped and present to court the truth they actually know about this case!" the Judge

I saw the two standing in front of me as witness

xa said as she trembled in a low, arrogant