Brady still wasn’t doing much; he simply jotted down notes from everything he had heard so far in the trial.
“Are you actually going to say anything here?” I asked.
"People are going to testify against you," he said.
"I bet there are," I said.
"You can't attack the council members or show attitude," Brady said.
"Well, you're not saying anything," I said.
"I know. This isn't a human trial. Be patient, and try to keep your mouth shut," he said.
“Whatever.” I said, leaning back in my chair.
“Alright. We are going to call our first witness. Arianna Griffin.” Reid said.
"You better do a good job," I warned Brady.
As soon as Arianna was brought into the room, she paused in the doorway, caught my eye with a smirk, and then walked confidently to her seat at the side of the room.
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