Chapter 276: Verdict
Yera and Xander prepared themselves to attend the final verdict of Juliet and Roy Go.
Roy and Juliet were both hysterical as they entered the courtroom. Roy was shouting that he was innocent while Juliet was still hysterical insisting she did not kill her father.
"Yera please... You know how I loved father. It only saved him from further suffering. You should thank me, you bitch!" Juliet shouted at her while she struggled in the clutches of the policemen holding her.
The judge signaled the doctor to give the two suspects a shot to calm them down.
Xander embraced his wife close to him while he held her hand. The proceedings began from where the verdict was to be announced.
"It was proven that the defendants Juliet Go and Roy Go were GUILTY..." Yera heard the words as the complete verdict was read. Tears fell continuously from her eyes. Finally, it was all over and done. Justice for her parents and grandfather was served. The Go’s both were given a life sentence in the prison. Both were shouting and were hysterical because they could not accept their sentence.
"We should go..." Xander whispered to Yera as he held her and supported her to walk out from the courtroom. Hearing the verdict was enough for her and his wife did not need to witness those animals and hear their voices.
Outside the courtroom, Yera hugged Xander tightly while crying herself out. Xander gently stroked her hair and patted her back. This should be an achievement for them but there would be another trial to wait for and Xander was confident to get justice in that trial as well.
He was adamant on making Lyndon pay for what he had done. And he would not stop until he reached the end of it. He would search every corner of the earth to find that person Lyndon was telling about, the one who instructed one of the gang members to shoot and kill Yera if an opportunity opened.
There were still a lot of loopholes like the recent accident with the truck that exploded. Lyndon firmly denied his involvement in other things except for her kidnapping.
Little that the couple knew, a pair of eyes was observing them from a distance and the owner of this pair of malicious eyes was also present during the verdict.