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    ine sobbed as she eximed, “I can’t just let them break my leg without consequences, can I?”


    The prison guard responded with indifference, “If you wish to file a report against them, you may do so. However, if you follow the usual procedures, the police will likely require you toe to the station for questioning to document your statement. Allow me to be frank: there are over twenty individuals here, and they could easily contradict your ount. This could backfire on you. If they all im you were the one who tried to harm the olddy, you might end up making things worse for yourself.”


    ine felt a wave of desperation wash over her at the guard’s words.


    She recognized that this group of inmates was not just untrustworthy; they were tightly knit under Gena’smand. Moreover, ine had stirred up public ire. If she decided to take this issue to the authorities, it was highly likely they would band together to turn the me on her.<h3 style="background-color:DodgerBlue">


    In that scenario, she would onlyplicate her own situation further.


    It was apparent that escaping this ce as soon as possible would be her best option!


    With this in mind, ine nodded grimly and dered, “I want to leave now. I want out immediately!”


    The prison guard gave a slight nod and assisted ine as they exited the restroom. She guided her slowly out of the cell.


    Once outside, ine turned back and warned Lady Wilson, “Olddy, you’re finished! Just wait for me; I’ll break both your legs sooner orter!”


    Lady Wilson shot back coldly, “You B*tch! Your retribution wille sooner orter!”


    Ignoring her, ine red at Gena and hissed, “Gena, you dog! Just wait! When I get out of here, I’ll definitely turn your mother’s grave upside down and scatter her ashes!”


    Gena screamed back, “I’ll kill you if you even think of doing that!”


    With the guard’s support, ine limped away but turned to shout, “Just watch and see if I dare! Make sure to visit your mother’s grave when you’re released, because you’ll see how I’ve turned it over and scattered her ashes!”


    With that, ine followed the prison guard out of the detention center without looking back.


    The guard escorted ine to the office area of the detention center, leading her into an office where two police officers handling her case awaited her arrival.


    As the officers noticed ine limping in with the guard’s assistance, they were taken aback.


    The prison guard exined, “She had an altercation with another inmate in the restroom, resulting in a minor leg injury.”


    ine retorted angrily, “Minor injury? Can’t you see my leg is broken?”


    The prison guard replied coolly, “It seems my words are falling on deaf ears. Do you want me to bring all your cellmates in for questioning with the Public Security Bureau? If you truly want to pursue this, be prepared to stay locked up for an additional three to five days!”


    One of the police officers chimed in, “ine, don’t you think it’s a blessing that you can leave the detention center now? As for your leg, you can seek treatment at the hospital as soon as you’re released, and you should healpletely in three to five months.”


    ine nodded forlornly and asked, “Officer, when can I expect to be released?”<fn405f> Fresh chapters posted on fin?novel</fn405f>


    The officer inquired, “Do you recall everything we discussed prior?”


    ine quickly affirmed, “Don’t worry. I remember it all! I won’t say a word about anything once I’m out of here, even if someone threatens me!”


    Earlier that afternoon, ine had faced severe violence and intimidation from three particrly ruthless women. The shock of it all had made her acutely aware of the significant danger she faced as a result of this incident.


    Thus, she simply wanted to disappear now. Why would she dare to bring this up with anyone?


    The police officer appeared pleased with her response and returned ine’s cell phone, stating, “Alright then. You can call your son-inw now to pick you up and take you home.”


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