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Chapter 1, Part 1: Louis and the Murder

One rainy night, a man was standing above his wife's corpse. Her body was laying on the floor, bleeding to death. The man was holding a knife, inhaling and exhaling. His daughter was shivering in the corner scared, with the window broken. Suddenly a police officer kicked in the door and aimed his gun at the man. He looked in shock at the gruesome scene. "You're under arrest! Put the knife down and come nice and easy!" the officer shouted, aiming his 9mm handgun at him. The man immediately dropped his knife. "You gotta understand, this is all a huge misunderstanding," he replied to the officer.

"This is unit 8-15, we need paramedics here a.s.a.p.," the officer said on his radio immediately after he came over to the man and handcuffed him. The man looked at his daughter before being dragged out to the police car in the rain and being put in the back of it. "Figures the one cooperative bastard I arrest this week and he's a full-fledged killer," the officer said and slammed the door, before stepping away from the police car to check on the man's daughter.

The man looked down at the floorboard. "Was… that real? No way, I… I saw it do it," the man was speaking random stuff. The police officer got into the driver's seat and started the car. They were driving the man coughed. "You have to understand! I was defending my family!" the man pleaded, but the officer growled at him. "Shut up! I don't wanna hear the 'I didn't do it' crap," the officer replied.

They stayed silent the rest of the drive as the officer was getting annoyed, looking at the man in the back of his car. The murderer was a young man with black hair and blue eyes, and looked like he was a lawyer. "So you're Louis Smith? The famous lawyer who has helped proven the innocence of one hundred people, if I'm correct?" the officer implied trying to keep Louis calm. He seemed mildly surprised, but was acting calm, but Louis appeared to be lost in his own thoughts. The officer sighed shaking his head. "You're the sanest bastard in the world. Guess that goes to show that not everyone is perfect," the officer stated just continuing to drive.

End of Chapter 1, Part 1

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Chapter 1, Part 1: Louis and the Murder

One rainy night, a man was standing above his wife's corpse. Her body was laying on the floor, bleeding to death. The man was holding a knife, inhaling and exhaling. His daughter was shivering in the corner scared, with the window broken. Suddenly a police officer kicked in the door and aimed his gun at the man. He looked in shock at the gruesome scene. "You're under arrest! Put the knife down and come nice and easy!" the officer shouted, aiming his 9mm handgun at him. The man immediately dropped his knife. "You gotta understand, this is all a huge misunderstanding," he replied to the officer.

"This is unit 8-15, we need paramedics here a.s.a.p.," the officer said on his radio immediately after he came over to the man and handcuffed him. The man looked at his daughter before being dragged out to the police car in the rain and being put in the back of it. "Figures the one cooperative bastard I arrest this week and he's a full-fledged killer," the officer said and slammed the door, before stepping away from the police car to check on the man's daughter.

The man looked down at the floorboard. "Was… that real? No way, I… I saw it do it," the man was speaking random stuff. The police officer got into the driver's seat and started the car. They were driving the man coughed. "You have to understand! I was defending my family!" the man pleaded, but the officer growled at him. "Shut up! I don't wanna hear the 'I didn't do it' crap," the officer replied.

They stayed silent the rest of the drive as the officer was getting annoyed, looking at the man in the back of his car. The murderer was a young man with black hair and blue eyes, and looked like he was a lawyer. "So you're Louis Smith? The famous lawyer who has helped proven the innocence of one hundred people, if I'm correct?" the officer implied trying to keep Louis calm. He seemed mildly surprised, but was acting calm, but Louis appeared to be lost in his own thoughts. The officer sighed shaking his head. "You're the sanest bastard in the world. Guess that goes to show that not everyone is perfect," the officer stated just continuing to drive.

End of Chapter 1, Part 1