For the Murder of Mr

Mia Fey never expected her second trial to come easy. She insisted on taking the case because she knew it would be difficult. And yet how is it something still feels so off? It’s easy enough to answer the court’s first few questions: the defense is ready; the cause of death was poisoning; the motive, the “bad blood” between the parties involved, was, of course, Dahlia Hawthorne, the victim’s girlfriend and the defendant’s ex. They're the right answers, Mia's sure of it. As surely as she knows her client didn't do it, surely as she's going to do everything in her power to prove Mr. Swallow's innocence....So why does it all feel so wrong?