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This chapter contains some legal details and descriptions that I've written it based on whatever knowledge and research I could find, so please correct me if anything is wrong

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This chapter contains some legal details and descriptions that I've written it based on whatever knowledge and research I could find, so please correct me if anything is wrong.


Also, I want to remind you again that this book follows IPC sections, not BNS sections.


You can choreograph a murder, but you can't choreograph fate

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You can choreograph a murder, but you can't choreograph fate.

That's what happened. I choreograph the murder of that Parliament Minister only, but fate choreograph his son's murder.

"NO!!! Why did you kill that minister's son? I didn't ask for that!" I shouted at Dixit in frustration. "I told you, right? Kill the minister only, and we will keep his son alive. I even presented all the evidence against him. I was just waiting. Once his father died, there would be nobody to save him or back him up legally, and he would be held under charges in an adult cell."

I bite my lips hard.

Oh God! This is so frustrating. That boy had a less painful ending than what he actually deserved.

"Duh, bro, who the hell thought his weakling 17 years old ass would drive the car along with his father?" Dixit scratched his head in irritation too. "I made such a clear, beautiful murder-cum-oopsie road damage accident, but that dead boy had to ruin it."

As much as I am hating this whole situation, I am even more pissed at the innocent baby's family. That baby's parents were only after the money and not their daughter's justice.

At first, they filed the case nine months after the incident, which made me think maybe they were scared to raise their voice against a parliament minister's son. But no, they filed the case once the minister stopped sending them the money they demanded. Throughout the whole court trial, they kept asking for compensation money, not for once asking to send that guy behind bars, give him the death sentence for hurting our daughter, or anything. It was only, "Send us the compensation money amount."

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