Obsessed

The trial

The trial of Niki began with great anticipation. Y/N sat in the front row of the courtroom, flanked by her family and friends. She had spent the past several months preparing for this moment, gathering evidence and testimony to prove Niki's guilt.

As the trial began, the prosecution presented its case against Niki. They painted a picture of a dangerous and unstable individual who had become obsessed with Y/N and was willing to do anything to have her. They presented a mountain of evidence, including DNA samples, phone records, and witness testimony.

Niki's defense team tried to discredit the evidence, arguing that it was all circumstantial and that there was no direct proof linking Niki to the crimes. They also attempted to paint Niki as a sympathetic figure, claiming that she had suffered from mental illness and had been driven to her actions by her struggles with depression and anxiety.

Despite their efforts, the evidence against Niki was overwhelming. The jury took only a few hours to reach a verdict: guilty on all counts.

Y/N felt a sense of relief wash over her as the verdict was read. She knew that justice had been served and that she could finally move on with her life. As Niki was led away in handcuffs, Y/N felt a sense of closure, knowing that she could finally put this dark chapter behind her.

Niki sat nervously in the courtroom as the judge called for the trial to begin. Y/N watched from the gallery, hoping that justice would be served.

The prosecutor began with their opening statement, outlining the charges against Niki and presenting evidence that proved their guilt.

As the prosecutor finished their statement, the defense lawyer stood up to present their case. They tried to argue that Niki was not responsible for their actions due to mental illness, but the evidence presented by the prosecution was too strong to refute.

The trial continued for several days, with witnesses and evidence presented on both sides. Niki's fate hung in the balance as the jury deliberated.

Finally, after several hours of deliberation, the jury returned with a verdict of guilty. Niki was led away in handcuffs, with Y/N feeling a sense of relief that justice had been served.