A teenage boy kills a man in the Capital in broad daylight- and refuses to explain why.
The papers call it senseless. The neighborhood calls it tragedy. The state calls it murder.Assigned to prosecute, Rida Hussain follows the evidence expecting a clean narrative. Instead she finds a case built on omissions: witnesses who hesitate, families who protect reputations, and a past that keeps slipping into the present.
As the trial approaches, the victim’s life begins to surface, and the boy’s silence starts to sound like testimony. In court, every answer creates a new question, and the line between motive and confession blurs.
The law can punish a single act. It cannot name what drove it or what everyone chose not to see.
The Weight of What We Carry examines a global crisis through the lives of those it shatters, a story about what we hide, what we carry, and what happens when the truth finally demands to be heard.
A gripping legal thriller set in Pakistan’s complex justice system. For readers who love courtroom tension, moral complexity, and twists that redefine everything.
The first novel in the series "Who’s the Real Murderer?"