Records - The Contract of Three Souls

George Miller stepped into the narrow light. Underfoot, thick stacks of case files lay before him, the air thick with the musty scent of old paper. He saw the complete dossier of the Adrian Blake case.

George： Wait... the page number is missing.

He discovered that the most crucial evidentiary record on page 42 had been deliberately torn out. However, on the edge of page 41, there was a tiny blue pen note:

For our common ideals. -E.W.

George： E.W.---that's Adrian's lawyer, Ethan Ward!

He then examined Adrian's confession draft, which was heavily scribbled over with black marker, leaving the text illegible. Beside a passage about 'voluntary assumption of responsibility,' he found Ethan Ward's handwriting: No. This version is not available.

George： Attorney Ethan Ward is fully aware of Adrian's innocence, yet he is actively manipulating and controlling the evidence presented in court to prevent the deeper truth from coming to light. Meanwhile, Adrian himself has chosen to accept this sanitized version of the' murder charge'.

George： Why would they fabricate evidence? What is the deepest truth they're trying to conceal?