Guilty or innocent All sides of the story
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  • Reads 70
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  • Parts 8
  • Time 25m
Ongoing, First published Dec 10, 2023
Most people think that the good is good and the bad is bad no in between there is nothing that you can say or do to change their mind, you must be an imbecile to think like that.
Are you like those people who are imbeciles or are you rather like those who hear both sides of the story. I'm a thief who had a bad childhood( how original) and then got caught(who would have taught) by a group of policemen led by two people, one who was really close to me but betrayed me and the other who is the reason for my screwed up life.
Now my team and I are in court and it seems like an open and shut case until my savior showed up, the truth is spilling and lies are being untied. The only thing left to do is......
UMM EXCUSE ME BUT YOU MUST ACTUALLY READ THE BOOK
I'm not just gonna spoil everything
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