The three detention centers associated with the Aurous Police Station each had distinct purposes. One was designated for male suspects, another for female suspects, and the third catered to juvenile suspects.


    After the arrest of the four members of the Wilson family, they were separated and sent to different facilities. Lady Wilson and Wendy were ced in the women’s detention center, while Christopher and Harold found themselves in the men’s detention center.


    Upon entering her cell, Lady Wilson experienced an unsettling itch and tingling sensation. She settled onto the thin mattress, her mind racing with thoughts of the recent turmoil in her life.


    This moment marked the most significant and devastating crisis for both Lady Wilson and the Wilson family. The court had seized all of her hard-earned possessions, her son had denied her ess to the Thompson First vi, and in a shocking turn of events, he even called the police to have her arrested! As she reflected on these events, her frustration grew.


    Sitting cross-legged on the bed, she struck the mattress in despair and cried out, “What did I do to deserve this? My family is in ruins, my son refuses to help me, and he has allied with his wife to have me locked up! That ungrateful son! Does he want me to perish here?!”<h3 style="background-color:DodgerBlue">


    Nearby, Wendy shared in her sadness. “Grandma, Uncle Jacob has never acted this way before. He always respected you and never dared to defy your wishes. Why has he turned so cruel now…”


    Lady Wilson scoffed, her anger boiling over. “It’s all ine’s doing! That wicked woman has been a troublemaker ever since she married your uncle! If it weren’t for her, your uncle would’ve let us stay in the vi!”


    Wiping away her tears, shemented, “Oh, how dismal my life has be. When I finally meet your Grandpa on the other side of the rainbow bridge, he will be heartbroken to learn how his daughter-inw has tormented me…”


    In a moment of shared grief, grandmother and granddaughter embraced, crying together.


    Due to Lady Wilson’s advanced age, the other inmates were drawn to them, intrigued by the sight of such an elderly woman in detention.


    Among the onlookers was a tall, muscr woman who had been in the cell for three months and had earned a reputation as its unofficial leader. She approached Lady Wilson and inquired, “Hey, olddy, is your daughter-inw really that terrible? Did she get you thrown in here? What’s going on?”


    “Yes, what happened? Tell us!”


    As the first question was posed, the other inmates eagerly gathered around Lady Wilson, their curiosity piqued.


    This group of women had a penchant for gossip, especially regarding family matters, and they leaned closer, straining to hear the unfolding drama.


    Lady Wilson felt her agitation rise as she prepared to share her story.


    With tears streaming down her face, she eximed, “I’m so miserable! My terrible daughter-inw and her useless husband have deceived us! We used to be one of the most respected families in Aurous Hill, but they’ve brought us to our knees, plunging our family into bankruptcy. Our debts are towering, and the bank has taken our home!”


    The muscr woman responded coldly, “How can there be such despicable people?”


    Lady Wilson’s face flushed with rage. “They’re truly awful, beyond belief!”<fn7dab> Chapters first released on find{n}ovel</fn7dab>


    “My grandchildren and I were thrown out of our home, leaving us homeless, while they live in avish million-dor vi at Thompson First!”


    “We have nowhere to go, yet they enjoy a dozen bedrooms!”


    “I thought they would havepassion for me as their mother and mother-inw, so I approached them, but instead, they beat me, yelled at me, and kicked me out! They even called the police, iming I was trespassing and causing a disturbance, which led to our arrests!”


    Gena, the muscr woman, clenched her fists, her eyes filled with fury. “I, Gena Hill, cannot stand people who disrespect the elderly! My mother took her own life after being treated poorly by my sister-inw! I ended up in jail for ten months after I lost control and punched that horrible woman to death!”


    With fire in her eyes, Gena continued, “Don’t cry, olddy. If I ever meet your daughter-inw, I’ll make sure she pays for what she’s done!”<h3 ss="has-text-align-center" id="chapter-list"><strong></strong>