How it Ends: Betrayal, by Lilly Glover
Basically what I intended this story to be was a long testimony done by Lilly in a justice hearing. Lilly, through great suspicion and rigorous investigation has figured out what Winston and Eve have done to Garth and so many others, and what many of the higher ranking officials in both packs have helped to cover up. A sense of paranoia begins to sink in around Lilly as she realizes that there is literally nobody that she can trust. So, with no other options, she ventures north to seek the help of the UPJ. They hear her case, but without any sort of evidence, they at first dismiss her accusations as crackpot. However, after her persistence and refusal to leave, they finally decide to send an agent down to investigate. Lilly shows him the place in which the murders occurred, the den in which Garth and Rain stayed- which still had traces of their blood inside, and that is enough to convince him of the terrible truth. He leaves Lilly to the pack to avoid suspicion with the promise that he will be back with help. Lilly waits and finally, Eve, Winston, Tony, and any others who were involved are apprehended and face trial. It took a lot of courage for Lilly to come forward and testify against her parents, but the truth had to be told. She finishes telling them about how she figured out what they had done, the judge finds them guilty and they are sentenced to death. Though each story of mine in the A&Ω universe was different (with the exception of In the Negative, Meanwhile, and Time- which acted as an epilogue and ending of the story arcs) certain elements of each story sort of interacted and collided with each other to form something truly special, I think.