Boomerang Love

Chapter 176

Charles never took his eyes off Naomi. He seemed to be expressing gratitude toward her, regardless of the outcome. He appreciated her respect and everything she had done for him.

“October 2023,”

The judge’s voice echoed throughout the court, signaling the official commencement of the case proceedings.

After the prosecution addressed some questions from the previous hearing, Naomi stood up. She glanced at Charles before turning to the presiding judge and two jurors.

“Your Honor, esteemed jurors, Charles was triggered by the tragic loss of his mother to domestic violence ten years ago. As a result, he caused harm, which resulted in the death of his father and two uncles. It was an unfortunate and irreversible event that no one hoped would happen.

“I believe that Charles, more than anyone else, never wanted the tragedy to occur. He never wanted to have the blood of his three loved ones to be on his hands.

back time, he would undoubtedly wish for his mother to be spared

didn’t receive a proper education, and there was no one to guide him on the path

witnessing his mother’s death. How would he spend the next ten years of

for garbage and work odd Jobs to support himself. He had no friends, teachers, or classmates. There was

a formal diagnosis of Charles‘ mental state, I

testimonies from his neighbors regarding past events and their opinions on Charles. Your Honor, we should listen to what they have to say. If necessary, I

“I agree to the defense’s request

testimonies.”

judge’s approval, Naomi glanced at Sally, who then proceeded to play the

person to death right in front of us. It was such a horrifying sight. The child was crying nearby, clinging to his father and pleading for him to stop the beating. However, the father kicked his child about six feet

beat us instead and scolded us for meddling in their affairs. They said that wives were meant for beating.

the point of

young age. His mother was an honest, hardworking, and quiet person too. After his mother’s death, his scoundrel father locked him up in a cage every day. He forbade Charles to go to school and refused to let his grandparents

follow her around. His father was an alcoholic who would beat them both when he was drunk. Luckily, Charles managed to escape, or else he might