ine never imagined she would face such brutal treatment, paying dearly for her past actions rted to Matilda, especially after more than two decades had passed.


    Initially, she believed she could sway Gena to support her. However, she was blindsided when Lady Wilson undermined her efforts by resurrecting this long-buried issue. Instead of gaining ground, ine found herself sinking into a dark void.


    The women who violently attacked her all shared a painful history involving a third party disrupting their rtionships. As they struck and kicked ine, they channeled their pent-up rage, showing her no mercy.


    The pain ine endured felt unbearable, as if she were on the brink of death. A few times, she teetered on the edge of shock, only to be jolted back to reality by the kicks and blows from the other inmates.


    Once the assault subsided, Lady Wilson dered, “I think we should take this shameless woman to the toilet so that she won’t bother us anymore!”<h3 style="background-color:DodgerBlue">


    “Absolutely!” one inmate responded sharply, adding, “The olddy is right! We should just dump her in the toilet!”


    The inmate then turned to herpanion and said, “Come on! Let’s each grab one of her legs and drag her straight to the toilet.”


    “Okay!” her partner agreed eagerly. They seized ine by her legs and began to haul her towards the toilet.


    Wendy quickly followed them. Upon seeing the other two toss ine into the toilet, she filled her washbasin with water and doused ine with it. With a smirk, Wendy taunted, “ine, you should give up on your fantasies. What did you think you could aplish today? Do you really believe someone like you can stand up to Grandma?”


    The cold water shocked ine awake, causing her to tremble violently, consumed by regret.


    She realized she shouldn’t have spoken out in front of Gena or tried to evoke sympathy from her.


    If she hadn’t used Lady Wilson, perhaps she wouldn’t be in such a dire situation.


    What haunted ine the most was her reckless decision to steal her son-inw Charlie’s bank card. She never imagined Charlie would turn out to be a major international fraudster!


    If she hadn’t taken his card, Charlie would likely have faced the consequences while she remained free. All of this turmoil stemmed from her inability to control her impulses, leading to this brutal ordeal.


    Regret engulfed her.


    That night, ine huddled in a corner of the toilet, clutching her legs, desperately trying to survive until dawn.


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    To make matters worse, she hadn’t eaten anything in the past forty-eight hours!


    When the other inmates entered the toilet the next morning to wash up, ine was so depleted that she couldn’t even lift her eyelids.


    One inmate went out to gather breakfast for their cell, which consisted of the same porridge and steamed buns as the previous day.


    As Gena and the other inmates enjoyed their meals, Gena noticed ine hadn’t emerged from the toilet. She ordered one of the inmates, “Go check if that shameless woman is dead. If she’s still alive, drag her out here.”


    The inmate entered the toilet and found ine shivering in a corner. She stepped forward, grabbed ine by the hair, and began to drag her out.


    When ine was pulled from the toilet, Gena had already devoured most of ine’s lunchbox.


    Having finished her steamed buns, Gena intentionally left about a third of the porridge. She looked at ine and teased, “You haven’t eaten anything for two days and nights. You must be starving, right?”<h3 ss="has-text-align-center" id="chapter-list"><strong></strong>