When ine arrived at the hospital with James White, Charlie was en route to New York.


    James White promptly informed Jian about the situation, and Jian, in turn, conveyed the details to Charlie without dy.


    As per James White, he could secure one to two days of hospital treatment for ine at most. However, once that period ends, ine would need to attend her preliminary hearing.


    Before the trialmences, the judge will determine whether ine is eligible for bail, based on the overall circumstances of the case.


    If bail is granted, the judge will specify an amount, and as long as the funds are avable, ine could temporarily regain her freedom.<h3 style="background-color:DodgerBlue">


    However, James White indicated that the volume of contraband involved in ine’s case is considerable, making bail highly unlikely.


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    Simr to China, the United States has two types of correctional facilities: jails and prisons. Although both terms trante to “prison,” jails are more akin to China’s detention centers, used for temporarily holding suspects of lesser offenses or those awaiting trial. Prisons, on the other hand, house convicted criminals.


    ine will be detained in a jail.


    To ease Charlie’s worries, Jian assured him that he could discreetly help ine through a special channel.


    If necessary, Charlie could send ine back to China, allowing him to resolve the situation there.


    Yet, Charlie declined the offer.


    On one hand, he didn’t want ine to feel that he was overly capable, and on the other, he hoped that her experience would serve as a valuable lesson.


    Thest time ine was in a detention center, she learned not to steal from others, particrly bank cards. However, that experience only imparted a single lesson and didn’t truly open her eyes to the dangers of the world or eradicate her greed.


    Though Charlie was unsure how ine was deceived this time, he was certain that someone must have promised her some kind of advantage, leading her to let her guard down.


    Thus, Charlie believed it was entirely justified to teach ine a lesson.


    He recognized, however, that her current infraction was somewhat less serious than thest incident when she attempted to steal money from his bank card.


    While a lesson was necessary, he felt it was important that she didn’t endure too harsh a punishment.


    The state of public safety in the United States is notoriously poor. It’s likely that those in the detention center are serious offenders, potentially including murderers and arsonists awaiting trial. Under such circumstances, ine’s assertive nature and delicate health could put her at risk.


    Consequently, he called Abbas and said, “Abbas, there’s an issue with my mother-inw. She might enter the New York detention center in a day or two. Please arrange for a few female officers to be there in advance to look after her.”


    Understanding the significance of Charlie’s mother-inw, Abbas promptly inquired, “Mr. Wade, do you want your subordinates to ensure her well-being, or are you suggesting a harsher approach? If it’s thetter, I can discreetly…”


    “No!” Charlie quickly interrupted, speaking firmly, “I want her taken care of properly. Where did you get that idea?”


    Abbas immediately apologized, “I’m sorry, Mr. Wade. That was a misunderstanding on my part. Rest assured, I’ll arrange for someone to assist her and ensure she faces no mistreatment.”


    Charlie instructed, “If she encounters any bullying once inside, don’t have your officers intervene too soon. Early intervention might seem forced or illogical. Let her experience some hardship first, then step in under the pretense of protecting a fellow countryman.”


    Abbas replied without hesitation, “Mr. Wade, don’t worry. I will make the necessary arrangements.”<h3 ss="has-text-align-center wp-block-heading" id="chapter-list"><strong></strong>