I opened my eyes as soon as I heard my alarm, looked side to side and
wandered. I discerned the compilation of law books as well as the reports of
studies. I also had an urge to scan today's case. Suddenly, I felt something
odd. I was about to comprehend what was happening but again, heard my alarm,
which might ring a bell for me to get prepared.
The sluggish and ill-equipped lady turned into Philadelphia Lawyer.
According to my readings, my client complained to his brother. He was supposed
to take the law into his own hands, but he didn't want to end up like those he
opposed.
I was on my way to the court; my alarm rang again while I put my blazer
on. Abruptly, one man caught my whole attention. He surely was my client, the
unhesitant person to seek justice.
I came with my gun for today's hearing and I was all set for the
battle. Upon reloading the bullet on to the witness' stand and after being set
on fire, she refused to blow the whistle all of a sudden; the bullet that could
have aimed to expose the truth had swiftly missed the shot. Thousands and
thousands of persuasion, I told her to fess up, but she turned a blind eye to
what happened. The judge spoke, and the case against my client's brother was
nulled and voided. I bent out of shape of what was the judge's decision. It was
a travesty of justice.
Unexpectedly, someone came up and opened the court door and said,
"He told me to take the rap of what he did!"
We were all startled but the plaintiff got tensed and had stirred
tremors. It seemed like an open and shut case, another bullet that could hit
the missed mark for one last time. My alarm summoned again, interrupted me for
the third time! And by this time, I picked it up.
I woke up.
It was all just a dream! An effin’ dream!
By this time, I surely opened my eyes wide open. I took a glimpse on my
module as well as my school paper works. Also, I browsed today's new lesson and
got dressed for my online class.
My professor grabbed my whole attention. What a deja vu; from a
Philadelphia Lawyer changed into a motivated yet drained student real quick.
There was one thing for sure: it was a justice that I wanted to chase, a dream
that I didn't want to end.
Well, it would never end because I would continue to chase it.
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