CHATBOT: "Hey! I can't wait to see you at the sleepover, Sahej!" exclaimed Eaffer. "I already brought the speaker," Sahej replied eagerly. The two friends walked together to Eaffer's house, filled with anticipation for the much-awaited sleepover they had been planning for weeks. They believed that nothing could possibly go wrong. As the night went on, the thumping beats of the speaker echoed throughout the room as more boys and girls joined the sleepover. They indulged in junk food, danced their hearts out, and even accidentally broke a few things. "Be careful, but not too careful!" cheered Eaffer, trying to hide the anxious thoughts creeping into her mind about how she would explain the damages to her parents when they returned from their trip. Eventually, they found wherever there was space to sleep, enjoying the chaotic yet memorable sleepover experience. Sahej suddenly found himself jolted awake by a continuously ringing phone. "It's Saturday, why can't I sleep a little longer?" he groaned, answering the call from his brother, Ed. "Hey, Ed, what's wrong?" he complained. However, Ed's reply cast a heavy shadow over Sahej's grogginess. "Come home now! Something terrible has happened!" Sahej mustered all his energy and sprinted home as fast as he could, gasping for breath. Upon arrival, he found Ed collapsed on the floor, sobbing uncontrollably. "What happened?" Sahej urgently asked, fearing the worst. With a trembling voice, Ed uttered the heartbreaking words, "He's gone." Sahej, bewildered, asked for clarification, "Who is gone?" His brother choked back tears as he uttered the unimaginable truth, "Dad." Sahej's mind went into a frenzy, refusing to accept the reality. "Wait... no, no, no," he whispered through tears, running to his room to gather his emotions. As Sahej sobbed alone, his brother pleaded for him to wait and hear the whole story. Doubt consumed Sahej's thoughts, and he questioned where their father could be. He asked Ed if he had called the police, desperately seeking answers. Then, a suspicion formed in Sahej's mind about their neighbor, who harbored a grudge against their family and had a reputation for shooting guns. The police, suspecting Sahej, interrogated him in their search for answers. Sahej believed he was being framed, adamantly proclaiming his innocence. A defense lawyer emerged, fighting relentlessly to prove Sahej's innocence. The opposing lawyer challenged the evidence and suggested bringing in DNA evidence that was linked to someone ...