When Lady Wilson came to terms with the reality that her dream of moving into the vi at Thompson First waspletely dashed, her feelings towards ine turned bitter. She hated ine intensely.


    Adding to her frustration was ine’s audacity. The way ine arrogantly insulted and reprimanded her only fueled Lady Wilson’s resentment.


    For Lady Wilson, thest thing she wanted was to witness ine escape from her suffering, yet it seemed like ine was on the verge of being released.


    If ine was about to be freed, this was Lady Wilson’s final chance to confront her and teach her a lesson. Missing this opportunity could mean she would never get another chance!


    With that thought in mind, Lady Wilson disregarded her age and frailty. She lifted her leg as high as she could and forcefully brought her foot down onto ine’s knee.<h3 style="background-color:DodgerBlue">


    The sound of a crack echoed, prompting a tragic scream from ine.


    She felt a sharp, excruciating pain in her leg; it had to be broken!


    Lady Wilson felt a rush of excitement after sessfully breaking ine’s leg with a single blow. However, due to her abrupt movement, she lost her bnce and fell to the ground.


    The impact caused her to hit her cyx, eliciting a yelp of pain as she cried out, “Ouch! Ouch!”


    In contrast, ine was in a far worse condition. As she noticed her right knee bending unnaturally, she screamed, “Ahh! My leg! My leg is broken!”


    The prison guard, hearing themotion, shouted, “What’s going on in there?”


    Upon hearing this, everyone quickly stopped what they were doing and stepped aside.


    Gena nced at ine’s leg and couldn’t help but smirk, saying, “Hahaha. This b*tch was bragging about her impending release and trying to humiliate the olddy. Now look at her—she broke her own leg! She totally deserves it!”


    After her remark, Gena hurried to assist Lady Wilson, helping her up and out of the restroom.


    ine cried out, “Prison guard! Please help me! My leg is broken!”


    As the prison guard entered the restroom, she immediately saw ine’s dire situation. Frowning, she asked, “What’s going on here?”


    Gena stood up and exined, “I don’t know. The olddy came to use the restroom, but ine tried to attack her and ended up slipping and falling. That’s how this happened…”


    Lady Wilson, wincing in pain, added, “Yes! This beast tried to hit me! My cyx feels broken! I’m in agony!”


    ine countered, “You’re lying! You all are the ones who hurt me and broke my leg!”


    With a sneer, Gena retorted, “What proof do you have? Over twenty people here witnessed you trying to attack the olddy. Do you really want to argue with us about this?”


    ine pointed at the crowd and shouted, “You all were involved in beating me and breaking my leg!”


    The prison guard frowned, realizing that it was unlikely for someone to break their leg without cause, especially in a restroom.


    Clearly, ine’s injury was a result of the inmates’ actions.


    However, handling such a situation would be manageable if only one person were involved. With so many individuals implicated, it would be nearly impossible to determine who was responsible.


    First, dealing with all the inmates was impractical. Secondly, getting them to confess who had assaulted ine would be a significant challenge, requiring her to iste each one for questioning.


    As she contemted this, she finally said, “Alright, ine. If this continues, you won’t be leaving the detention center today. If you truly want us to investigate this matter, be prepared to wait a long time for your release.”<fn20ac> Chapters first released on Find1Novel</fn20ac>