(ENG - IND) Butterfly's Fate - Completed

(ENG) Chapter Two - The Myth

At the police station.....

Phana was staring at the victim's ID card on his desk, Nan Wirachat, a 24-year-old female training teacher, birth place Bangkok, June 18, 1996.

Meanwhile, Singto was accompanying the female student who was a suspect to give testimony about the chronology of the incident. He felt like he was just here an hour ago, he had not even forgotten the pungent scent that came from the cell where he was detained, Singto sighed and cursed the place.

Meanwhile, the poor girl seemed to be in tears staring at the handcuffs around her wrists in trembling, imagining she had to spend her life in prison starting today.

Not long after, his father burst in with a gasping breath while pressing his chest. The girl immediately rushed towards her father, crying in terror.

"Papa!!! Please, help me!!! I don't want to go to jail....I didn't commit murder... I swear..." she cried histerically.

However, several policemen tried to stop her.

"Did you hear that?!! My daughter can't possibly kill people, you must have been wrongly accusing her...." shouted the old man emotionally. "Please, let her go!!!"

"Your daughter is the prime suspect in this case..." accused Phana. "She was the last person who was with the victim before the victim was found dead..."

"That's impossible, I don't believe you!!! Do you have any proof?!! You can't accused her without evidence!!! I will sue all of you!!!" he threatened.

"For now, her status is just a suspect, we will carry out several stages of interrogation and examination, she will be allowed to return home if her fingerprints are not found on the victim's body, but all her actions will be monitored until the investigation is clear..."

"Next, your daughter's case will be submitted to the prosecutor and her final status will be decided in court..." Phana explain in detail. "You'd better immediately find a lawyer or apply for the services of a public attorney to defend her..."

The old man did not know whether to worry or feel relieved to hear Phana's explanation, he then turned to Singto and asked emotionally. "Are you my daughter's homeroom teacher?!!"

Singto nodded slowly and introduced himself politely. "My name is Singto Prachaya...."

"What kind of homeroom teacher are you?!!" the old man immediately cut him off. "I entrusted my daughter to you so you could protect her, yet you instead threw her into prison!!! I also will sue you!!!"

Singto seemed to be aimed by a rifle when hear that, he immediately bowed and apologized. "I'm so sorry..."

"You have ruined my daughter's life, she is only 16 years old, what will happen to her if she is put in prison?!! It's just the same as killing her!!!"

He then turned to Phana. "Even if my daughter really made a mistake, you should give her a chance to fix it, but do not send her to prison...after all she is still under age, that place doesn't deserve her..."

"What if your daughter is the victim instead? Are you also going to forgive the culprit and give her a chance?" Phana asked, returning his words.

"You..." he was at a loss for words and glared at Phana breathlessly in pain.

"I-I will try to help her....I will not let her be imprisoned..." said Singto even though he did not know what to do.

Suddenly the old man grabbed his own chest which felt heavy and staggered backwards.

"Call the ambulance!" Phana commanded.

A police officer immediately grabbed the phone and about to call the hospital.