your case was like any other one to him. it was a murder case where all the evidence was pointing to you. you even ran from the cops, which didn’t make you look better.

hiromi took your case because it interested him. plus, he hated the justice system. just because the evidence pointed to someone doesn’t mean they really did it. the others didn’t even think to check if you were framed, which is why he took your case.

he was going to be your last hope weither you liked it or not.

he could be completely wrong and you were actually the murder, and was too sloppy to the point you got caught, but he couldn’t sit here and not act on the question if you were framed or not.

you was sat in the interrogation room, a hand handcuffed to the table which was freed after hiromi demanded that they were off. a camera was recording from above as your lawyer began to speak.

“i need you to be honest with me,” he said, opening the files to you to reveal the bloody scene. “what happened?”