inemands respect not just from the prison guards but also due to the formidablebat skills of the three female soldiers from Wanlong Temple. The notorious troublemakers of the former Bedford Hills Correctional Institution have all been subdued, leaving an air of fear that ensures no one dares to misbehave.


    With the backing of these three women, ine has solidified her position as the undisputed leader of Bedford Hills Correctional Institution. She even nicknamed herself the “Bedford Hill Ghost.”


    At this moment, ine nced at the female prison guard, set aside the magazine she had been reading, and expressed her dissatisfaction, saying, “Xiao Lu, I’m not trying to be harsh, but the magazines you’ve brought overtely are incredibly dull. The stories are clichéd and tasteless. Can’t you get me a few issues of ‘Zhiyin’? Something with real depth?”


    “‘Zhiyin’?” The female guard, a Chinese American, was unfamiliar with the term and asked nervously, “Sister ine, what does ‘Zhiyin’ mean?”


    ine responded with an air of superiority, “’Zhiyin’ is a sophisticated and highly regarded Chinese literary magazine. It’s been my favorite for years. If it weren’t for the biases that Americans have against our Chinese writers, the author of ‘Friends’ would have won the Nobel Prize for Literature! Imperialism has really held us back!”<fn145d> Th? link to the orig?n of this information r?sts ?n f?ndnovel</fn145d><h3 style="background-color:DodgerBlue">


    The female guard, feeling a bit awkward, replied, “Sister ine, the Nobel Prize isn’t awarded by us Americans; it’s primarily given out by the Swedes…”


    ine frowned, clearly confused. “Is that so? I had no idea.”


    Quickly, the female guard exined, “That’s because the Nobel is a Swedish initiative… He donated the money to establish the Nobel Prize.”


    Realizing she had been misinformed, ine huffed, “So what? Sweden, Switzend—aren’t they all under American influence?”


    The female guard quickly rified, “Sister ine, the Nobel Prize really has nothing to do with the United States…”


    Impatiently, ine interrupted, “Enough of this. Just focus on getting me some copies of ‘Friends’ to read.”


    The female guard nodded respectfully, saying, “Alright, Sister ine, I’ll find a way!”


    ine waved her hand dismissively, “Good, you can leave now.”


    The female guard nodded quickly, “Okay, Sister ine, I’ll take my leave.” Once she exited, a group of attentive female prisoners gathered around ine.


    “Sister ine, how are you doing?”


    “Sister ine, let’s go eat together!”


    ine, stretchingzily as she rose from her bed, replied with a hum.


    Among the crowd, she noticed Chloe, who had once been the prison bully in a previous cell but was now reduced to a target for ine’s frustrations.


    Seeing Chloe, ine waved her over impatiently, saying, “Come here, Chloe. I need to talk to you.”


    Chloe, trembling with anxiety, quickly responded, “Ma’am, what can I do for you?”


    ine shot back coldly, “What, can’t I call for you unless something is wrong?”


    Chloe shook her head vigorously, “No, of course not! Chloe is at your service 24/7.”


    ine let out a dismissive snort andmanded sharply, “You and Jessica aren’t going out for dinner today. Stay here and wash everyone’s dirty clothes! If you leave even one item unwashed or fail to do it right, I’ll make sure you both regret it!”


    Chloe, horrified, stammered, “But we just washed the sheets, quilts, and pillowcases everyone changed yesterday, and we worked until midnight! We just need a moment…”


    ine flung the magazine she had been reading at Chloe’s face, causing her to flinch as it struck her, leaving half her face blushing. Coldly, ine warned, “If you dare to negotiate with me, I’ll make you wash theke and all theundry!”


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