For dignity, fairness, justice, and others who may one day face the same situation.

Sep 17, 2025

There was a moment

I almost chose mercy—

not from fear,

but from exhaustion.

Then came the day—

after I filed my formal complaint—

two demanded refunds,

two asked with quiet hope.

And in that moment,

I knew I could not step back.

Hope and clarity

deserved an answer.

So I have to keep walking—

not for revenge,

but for the truth,

for my name,

and for those

still searching for light

in a silence.

Sep 09, 2025

They were loud in power,

and quiet in duty.

I was silent.

Now I write.

Justice is late—

but it came.

Sep 02, 2025

I find myself caught in the middle—

to move forward may draw the innocent in,

to step back leaves justice

wandering without a home.

I think of the elder,

weighed down by this storm,

and my conscience grows uneasy.

The heart pulls two ways:

compassion asks me to stop,

conviction urges me to go on.

So I stand still,

between mercy and truth,

uncertain which road

will let me sleep in peace.

Aug 21, 2025

The days fell heavy,

yet I choose to wait.

Not in anger,

but in faith -

that fairness still lives,

that truth still matters.

Even when doors close,

another light may open.

I hold on till the deadline,

believing justice has its own time.

As a challenge to the silence since May 23, 2025, 10:01 a.m.

The silence was finally broken — by a thunderous letter, not of answers, but of accusations, after

89 days, 4 hours, 34 minutes, and 7 seconds of waiting with

the hope that you "see my eyes, tell me why".

Justice is priceless — but sometimes it only takes one dollar to prove.

For media inquiry, please email onedollarjustice@gmail.com

I’m not currently seeking media coverage, but may consider it if necessary.

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