Wendy let out a heavy sigh, expressing her concern: “It’s unfortunate that ine will soon be sent to the ck brick kiln for brick-making, and Gena hasn’t been released yet. Once Gena is out, she might never see ine again.”


    “I know, right?” The Lady also sighed, adding, “But it’s okay. Once ine arrives at the ck brick kiln, she’ll face unimaginable hardships!”


    Meanwhile, at the Aurous Hill Women’s Detention Center…


    Gena, lost in thought, suddenly sneezed.


    A few of her fellow inmates rushed over, their faces filled with concern. “Sister Gena, are you alright? Have you caught a cold?”<h3 style="background-color:DodgerBlue">


    Gena rubbed her nose and replied, “I’m not sure. Maybe someone out there is thinking about me.”


    “Exactly!” another chimed in. “Chinese New Year is just around the corner, and no one from my family hase to visit. It’s really disheartening!”


    She then turned to Gena and asked, “Sister Gena, how long until your release?”


    Gena sighed, “Oh, still about five or six months.”


    “That feels like forever! I have eight months left…”


    “I still have four months…”


    “Well, at least you won’t miss the New Year at home this year. Next year should be better!”


    Gena responded with a heavy heart: “My mother has passed away, my husband ran off with another woman, and my brother’s family is unbearable. I feel so alone in this world…”


    As she spoke, Gena’s eyes glistened with unshed tears, and her voice trembled. “With the New Year approaching, I wish I could burn some paper money for the Lady. I wonder how she’s managing, and if she has enough money. It’s so cold today; I hope she and my dad can celebrate the New Year…”


    “Sister Gena, try not to dwell on it. Once you’re out, you’ll have the chance to honor your parents!”


    Gena nodded softly but couldn’t suppress her sigh: “Honestly, I still think about that Lady. Seeing her mistreated brings back memories of my mother being bullied by my sister-inw when she was alive. It makes my heart ache…”


    After a moment, she turned to the others and asked, “What do you think the old Lady Wilson is doing right now? When she came in, she didn’t even have a ce to sleep. Is she still roaming the streets?”


    As they conversed, a prison guard approached and called out to them, “Gena, Yadira, and Samantha, pack your things. You’re getting released!”


    The three women exchanged stunned nces.


    Gena eximed, “Wait, released?! Isn’t my time not up yet?”


    The guard replied, “Someone has arranged bail pending trial for you. You’re free to go today!”


    “Really?!” Gena asked in disbelief. “I don’t know anyone who would help me with bail!”


    “Your old acquaintance, Lady Wilson, made the arrangements. She put down a substantial deposit for all three of you!”<fn4376> For more chapters visit find~novel</fn4376>


    Gena was taken aback, speechless. After a moment of processing, she asked, “Lady Wilson?! Isn’t she struggling? How could she afford to help us with bail?”


    The prison guard chuckled, “Lady Wilson is doing quite well now. I heard her family business has revived, and they’ve moved into a luxury vi at Thompson First. It seems they are well-off enough to help secure your release. Good luck!”</p“who>