Lucia Grosaru

A boy was taken from his home. A man has come back to claim it. When E. Pembrooke walks out of the bank with the keys to his family estate, the town sees a wronged man finally getting justice. Nineteen years ago, he was dragged away as a child - accused of the brutal murders of his two young sisters, locked in an asylum for the criminally insane, and forgotten by nearly everyone he loved. Now his name is cleared.
Pembrooke is his. And no one is waiting for him there. An Injustice is a taut, atmospheric short story about memory, guilt, and the darkness that hides in plain sight - where the most chilling revelation isn't what happened in the past, but what's coming next. For readers of dark literary fiction and psychological horror.