[COMPLETE] Silent Verdict

Ms.Hero for justice

Grace watched Victoria, her eyes wide with surprise. The Victoria she was seeing now was not the Victoria she knew. This Victoria was strong, fierce, and unyielding.

Despite Daniel and Rachel's attempts to fight back, Victoria managed to tie them up. They pushed and kicked at her, their blows landing on her already bruised body. But Victoria didn't flinch. She stood her ground, her face set in a determined expression.

With Daniel and Rachel tied up, Victoria took a moment to catch her breath. She was hurt, but she didn't let it show. She had to stay strong, for herself and for Grace.

Victoria, her breaths coming in ragged gasps, looked at Daniel and Rachel. "You should've known better than to mess with me," she said, her voice filled with defiance. "Especially when it comes to the people I care about."

Grace watched from the sidelines, her heart pounding in her chest. She was seeing a side of Victoria she had never seen before, a side that was strong, fierce, and terrifying.

Victoria, her strength slowly fading, managed to tie Daniel and Rachel securely. With that done, she slowly sank to the ground, her body screaming in pain. But she didn't let it show. Instead, she continued to taunt Daniel and Rachel.

"Oh, how the mighty have fallen," she said, her voice filled with satisfaction. "You really thought you could take me down, didn't you?"

Daniel and Rachel struggled against their restraints, their faces twisted in frustration and anger. But their efforts were in vain. Victoria had done a good job tying them up.

Grace, her body weak and trembling, slowly made her way towards Victoria. Victoria noticed the fear in Grace's eyes and felt a pang of guilt. She hadn't meant to scare Grace.

"I've got enough evidence," Victoria said suddenly, her voice loud and clear. "You can enter now."

Daniel and Rachel looked at each other in confusion, not understanding who Victoria was talking to. But their confusion turned into shock as the police stormed into the room. They had been waiting outside, ready to swoop in at Victoria's signal.

As the police prepared to take Daniel and Rachel away, Victoria gathered all her remaining strength to speak. "I'm sorry," she said, her voice filled with genuine remorse. "I'm sorry for what I've done. I'm sorry for making you like this because of me."

Grace, who had been watching everything unfold in shock, felt a surge of emotions. She was scared, relieved, and surprised all at once. But most of all, she felt a deep sense of admiration for Victoria. Despite everything, Victoria had managed to protect her and bring Daniel and Rachel to justice.

After Daniel and Rachel were taken away, Victoria turned her attention to Grace. "Grace," she said, her voice barely above a whisper. "Are you okay?"

Grace looked at Victoria, her eyes wide and filled with a myriad of emotions. "I... I'm okay, Victoria," she managed to say, her voice shaky and filled with uncertainty. Her eyes were still wide with shock, the events of the past few hours too much to process.

Victoria gave her a small, tired smile. Her body ached with every movement, every breath, but she pushed through the pain. "I can imagine," she said, her voice a soft whisper against the silence of the room. "This... it isn't what I wanted. I never wanted you to get involved in all of this."

There was a pause as Grace processed Victoria's words. She looked at Victoria, her eyes softening. "It's not your fault, Victoria," she finally said, her voice firm despite the tremor that ran through it. "You did what you had to do. You protected me. You... you saved me."

Victoria let out a sigh of relief, her body sagging slightly. "I'm just glad you're okay, Grace," she said, her voice filled with sincerity. "That's all that matters to me."

After the police had taken Daniel and Rachel away, an ambulance arrived to take Victoria and Grace to the hospital. They were both in a pretty bad shape, their bodies bruised and battered from the ordeal they had gone through.

Victoria was treated for her injuries, the doctors working swiftly to patch her up. Despite the pain, she remained strong, her thoughts focused on Grace.

Grace, on the other hand, was in shock. The adrenaline that had kept her going had worn off, and she was now feeling the full extent of her injuries. But the doctors were kind and gentle, treating her wounds with care.

After a few days in the hospital, Victoria and Grace were finally allowed to go home. They were both still in pain, but they were healing, both physically and emotionally.

Back at the law firm, things had changed drastically. With Daniel and Rachel gone, there was a sense of relief among the employees. They were finally free from their tyranny.

Victoria, despite her injuries, returned to work as soon as she could. She was determined to fix the damage that Daniel and Rachel had caused. With her at the helm, the law firm began to thrive once again.

Grace, on the other hand, decided to take some time off to recover. She was still shaken by the events, but she was getting better with each passing day. With Victoria's support, she was slowly regaining her confidence.

Alex, who had been worried sick about Victoria and Grace, was relieved to see them back at the law firm. He had been a constant presence at the hospital, visiting them every day.

Back at the law firm, the employees had a surprise for Grace. They had decided to offer her a full-time position, no longer just an intern. It was their way of thanking her for her bravery and resilience.

Victoria, however, had been avoiding Grace. She was still dealing with feelings of guilt and didn't want to face Grace until she had sorted out her emotions.

Back at the law firm, Victoria was busy trying to get things back on track. She was in her office, going over some paperwork, when one of her employees, a young lawyer named Ethan, knocked on her door.

"Victoria," Ethan said, his voice filled with respect. "I just wanted to say that we're all really proud of what you did. You stood up to Daniel and Rachel, and you saved Grace. You're a true hero."

Victoria gave him a small smile. "Thank you, Ethan," she said, her voice filled with gratitude. "But I didn't do it to be a hero. I did it because it was the right thing to do."