Chloe barely had a moment to plead with ine for mercy before over 30 people took turns pping her face.


    By the end, Chloe feltpletely disoriented, her body spinning uncontrobly.


    She lost track of how many times she had fallen unconscious, only to be jolted awake by the sound of another loud p.


    ine stood nearby, much like a supervisor overseeing her employees, ensuring that every female inmate took their turn hitting Chloe.


    Whenever someone dared to p her lightly, ine would kick them. <h3 style="background-color:DodgerBlue">


    In her own words: “You fools! She’s bullied you for so long, and now you finally get a chance to pay her back. Why show any mercy? Thest hit doesn’t count; give her another!”


    For the most part, the women confronting Chloe felt no pity.


    They were simply exhausted from the continuous pping, and a few couldn’t muster the strength for a harder hit.


    However, ine made it clear that any weak strikes were uneptable.


    As a result, the female inmates, fueled by their desire for revenge against Chloe and intimidated by ine, became increasingly brutal in their actions.


    With so many people waiting to p her, Chloe began to show signs of a concussion.


    Yet, ine remained oblivious to the depth of their shared animosity.


    Though it had only been a single day, she had already felt the intense malice and cruelty that Chloe had inflicted on others.


    Consequently, ine resolved in her heart to be relentless and unwavering towards this female menace. As long as Chloe remained in Bedford Hill Correctional Institution, ine was determined that she would endure rather than perish.


    After thest person had pped Chloe, ine approached the battered figure, now barely recognizable, and coldly chastised, “Chloe, you’ve been here for quite a while. I never expected to see such a spectacle today.”


    With a sneer, ine continued, “There’s a saying in China that goes: Don’t think you’re having fun today; it’s only a matter of time before the peoplee to settle ounts with a local ruffian like you!”


    Noticing Chloe’s dazed expression, ine pointed to a Chinese girl standing against the wall andmanded, “Why are you just standing there? Trante for her!”


    The girl, confused, quickly asked, “Auntie… what does ‘pulling for a green pill’ mean?”


    ine snapped, “Pull the list! The crime settlement list! Do you really think you’re going to the bathroom? Haven’t you seen ‘Little Soldiers’? You don’t even know such a ssic line? Are you really from China?!”


    The girl replied submissively, “I… I am Chinese, but I was born and raised in the United States… I’m an American citizen…”


    ine retorted angrily, “What were your parents thinking? Didn’t they teach you about your heritage?!”


    The girl shook her head softly, exining, “They’re always busy making money and don’t pay much attention to me…”<fn34de> Updates are released by find·novel</fn34de>


    ine scoffed, “Let me tell you, no matter where you go, never forget your roots! Even if you’re an American citizen, remember, your skin is still yellow and your hair is still ck!”


    The girl nodded eagerly, saying, “Auntie, you’re right… I’ll remember this and learn more about Chinese culture…”


    ine gave her a sharp look but said nothing more. She pointed at Chloe again and urged, “Hurry up and trante!”


    The girl, not daring to dy, quickly tranted ine’s words.


    Chloe, with her tears long dried, slumped on the ground, trembling like a fragile toy.


    Hearing ine’s intent to settle scores, she panicked, fearing that she wouldn’t meet ine’s expectations. Chloe cried out, “Please forgive me this time… I’ve repaid my past mistakes tenfold and a hundredfold… I truly won’t dare to do it again…”