We the Jury

We the Jury

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"We the Jury find the defendant on the count of first degree murder & statutory rape, guilty." A woman with bright emerald green eyes & dark luscious brown hair announces to the court. Her stature is professional & proper with her pale smooth hands clasped in front of her body. The convict stares an emotionless yet sadistic look to the woman who has spoken out his verdict. "José Montoya Garcia you have been found guilty by a Jury of your peers for the charges of first degree murder & statutory rape, I hereby sentence you to life imprisonment without the possibility of parole. You will spend your sentence in USP Atlanta." Judge Russell announces before banging his gavel down on his desk, to end the trial proceedings.
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Read all of the description please. Mainly the warning at the bottom <><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><> I walked to the studio Ella Layloni was at and hoped that she didn't hear me. A door was open in a hall so I figured she would be in there. Sure enough I was right As quietly as I could, I walked into the room. The lights were dim and blue. There was a mirror that took up an entire wall and a bar attached to it. I watched her dance for a couple minutes. She was so graceful and her dance showed so much emotion. I could feel what she felt by simply watching her. She was sad and in pain. I felt bad "Go away Justice" she said angrily when she saw me. "No" "Excuse me?" "I said, no" "This is the one place I have for myself. Don't ruin this for me Justice" she said anger very clear on her voice. "You're good at dancing. But it looks like you're in pain" "Quit it Justice." "Not till you tell me what's bothering you so much" ... Ella Layloni looks like a normal 18 year old senior, but under her disguise she is different. Nobody knows the real Ella Layloni and she likes that, but what happens when Justice Crombin comes into the picture? Ella Layloni is a broken 18 year old. Nobody at school notices her, she's simply... invisible. She has many secrets in which nobody knows. Justice Crombin is an 18 year old jock. He does track and field, football, soccer and basketball. He is one of the most popular guys at school and his friend group aka the gang, tend to bully Ella Layloni ... TRIGGER WARNING This book includes rape, abuse, swearing, bullying and other stuff that can trigger people. Don't read this if you are triggered by or are easily bothered by them. If you start reading and decide you don't like the book, just leave, don't comment. Please be mindful of others and keep your mean comments to yourself unless they are about the characters. I hate most of them to so I get it This is mostly based on my true story so be nice please, your girl fragile

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