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Chapter 28- Guilty or not guilty 2
Author: D.twister
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Victor sat alone in the small, starkly lit room adjacent to the courtroom, his mind racing. His usual calm demeanor was eroding under the pressure. He knew he was cornered. The evidence Ju-won presented was damning, and the cross-examination had done little to discredit him. He needed a new strategy—something drastic.

The door opened, and Ms. Daniels entered, her expression grim. "Victor, we need to talk," she said, closing the door behind her.

Victor looked up, his eyes filled with desperation. "What's our next move? We need something to turn this around, and fast."

Ms. Daniels sighed, setting her briefcase on the table and taking a seat across from him. "Victor, the evidence is overwhelming. Ju-won's documents are authentic and verified. Discrediting him further might not be enough. We need a more concrete plan."

Victor clenched his fists, his mind whirling with possibilities. "There has to be something. What about Enoch? Can we use him somehow?"

Ms. Daniels shook her head. "En
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