Justice Is What I Yearn

This post is for a neighbor who considered my family as intangible-people that they hated so much but they cannot do something about it. They keep on badgering us, talking unfounded words, and belittling our knowledge. However, when any member of my family passes by their place, any one of them hides...AFRAID? or WHAT?

So, what are you trying to show? Arrogance and cowardice placed in one bowl and tossed with anger? This neighbor must talk to us face to face, just like a professional must act. So, what is your problem? That our dogs are considered nuisance? I asked all my friends in law school, is there a law in the country that prohibits taking care of dogs in apartments? Forgive me for my ignorance, i missed that question way back in law school. But then they answered me in unison: "nope, but try to check the city ordinance and ask your landlord about it..."

That is my point, the landlord never showed me the lease contract that I was looking for since day one in order for me to know the terms and conditions of the lease. It seems that my poor neighbor does not know about this fact. Am I that stupid to bring dogs inside the house knowing that it was not allowed by the absentee landlord? The caretaker failed to let me sign a lease contract which is supposed to be the law between us-landlord and tenants....I just presumed that it was allowed by experience.

And that neighbor of mine? Just wait for the day that we will leave this place. For your information, we are leaving this place soon to our new home where we could bring with us our dogs. I never dreamed of living in an apartment in my entire life. You? It is supposed to be you who should live in your own house because you had your second generation with you. As for me, we are just starting as a family and we were able to do something about it. How about you? You are so mad thinking that we will live here forever? No way!

I did nothing despite what you did to us. Remember, you are only human just like me.......just a caveat...justice is what I yearn...