Chapter 48

Fiona's POV: 

We took Uncle Victor into the house and I went straight to the balcony to see what was happening. 

"We need justice," I heard the leader of the protesters say. 

"We cannot sit and watch the so-called influential people make a mess of our justice system," she said. 

"We are not leaving here till we get justice," she said as the protesters cheered on. 

"I urge any patriotic citizen of this city and country to boycott the Harrington's company," she added. 

"Today, we blacklist their company and the services that they provide," she echoed. 

"Whoa!" I exclaimed silently. 

"The battle just got better," I muttered. 

Immediately, the wail of sirens rented the air. 

"Welp," I yelled as a bottle hit me, piercing my skin. 

"Go help her," I heard Alexander tell the housekeeper. 

The housekeeper helped me into my room and applied antibiotics to the cut