Crime and Punishment
A crime doesn't hide itself. It finds a way to manifest its existence and her guilty appearance was proof enough of her crime. Guilt perhaps is the most conspicuous exhibit of the crime committed, of the violation of law of nature. Her demons did not let her sleep at night. The day was bright but the night was especially cruel; the sky thundered and rain lashed at her window reproving her, even nature reminded her of the deviant that she was. She opened the windows to calm the whipping rain but made way for the chilly wind which entrapped her, suffocating her in the comfort of her own room. The noise of rustling trees, the horrid silence of the streets and the looming specter of her sin haunted her. She could not lay in her bed and sleep peacefully like she had done a night before, not disturbed by the sounds the outside made, not bedeviled by ghost of her act. Her bed, marital bed had failed to provide a good night's sleep, for it had been defiled. It now stood...