'Till Death Do Us Part
Philip realizes you're lying, feels betrayed, and yells,
"Robert was a good man. How could you do that to him?" You regret your lie instantly, but it's already too late, and by the time you try and explain yourself, you're handcuffed by Philip, who has tears in his eyes.
"Philip--" you start. But he cuts you off and reads you your rights. You can feel his hatred for you and you're silent from then on. You go to prison and serve a life sentence. There, you die of old age many years later.
"Robert was a good man. How could you do that to him?" You regret your lie instantly, but it's already too late, and by the time you try and explain yourself, you're handcuffed by Philip, who has tears in his eyes.
"Philip--" you start. But he cuts you off and reads you your rights. You can feel his hatred for you and you're silent from then on. You go to prison and serve a life sentence. There, you die of old age many years later.
