Chapter Forty- Three

Mr. Evans's home

Evans sat in his study, his fingers rapidly typing a text message to Turner. The news he had just received from the police officer left a bitter taste in his mouth.

It was a stark reminder of the reality of the world they lived in, where influence and power could sway the course of justice.

He knew he needed to reach out to Turner and share this disturbing information.

As he hit the send button, he couldn't help but wonder about the kind of society they were living in.

It was a world where cases weren't always judged on their merits but were often influenced by external factors like wealth, connections, and societal standing. The injustice of it all weighed heavily on him.

The soft chime of an incoming message snapped him out of his thoughts.

It was a reply from Turner.

“Hello my friend, this is a piece of very bad news, however, I will not be available as I’m in the middle of my family situation. As you know, family first. I send my heart and support.”

His hear