ine’s words left James White momentarily speechless.


    He instinctively asked, “Ms. ine, what do you mean by ‘a few dayster’?”


    With irritation, ine replied, “A few dayster means exactly that—just let it be a few dayster! There’s no need to be so anxious!”


    Feeling embarrassed, James White couldn’t grasp why ine would make such an unusual request.<fn57d2> Fresh chapters posted on find?novel</fn57d2>


    Perplexed, he pressed further, “Ms. ine, I’m a bit confused. Don’t you want me to help you get out of here as quickly as possible? Why are you hesitant to leave now?”<h3 style="background-color:DodgerBlue">


    ine answered earnestly, “Don’t pretend you don’t know. You mentioned that I’vee to love it here; the people are so friendly, and I’ve made many acquaintances. If I leave now, I might never see these people again, especially since I’m not American and we’ll be heading back to China soon.”


    In reality, ine didn’t have any genuine friends here—just a few tterers from various ces.


    These individuals treated ine with constant respect and admiration, making her feel like royalty.


    This kind of experience isn’t something ordinary people often encounter. The free world can be isting, and finding a sense of self-reliance can be a challenge.


    However, within the confines of a prison, it’s rtively simple to feel this way.


    ine understood that if she left Bedford Hills Correctional Institution, she might never again experience this kind of adoration.


    James White was equally puzzled; he couldn’tprehend why ine would find anything appealing about this ce.


    Embarrassed, he said, “Ms. ine, this situation isn’t just up to you and me. It all hinges on how quickly the New York police can work. If they’re efficient, you’ll be released soon; if they drag their feet, you might have to stay here a bit longer.”


    Suddenly, ine had a thought and quickly told James White, “By the way, didn’t my son-inw’s client invite you? Could you please ask them to talk to the police for me? If they could dy my release for about ten more days, I’d appreciate it!”


    With Ste already involved in the case, ine felt a wave of reassurance wash over her.


    Though she had been quitefortable in her surroundings, she couldn’t help but worry about what would happen if she couldn’t get out.


    Prison life had its perks, and it felt intriguing to be a ‘ghost’ in Bedford Hills, but that was only enjoyable when it was a temporary experience.


    If she were unable to leave, the novelty would wear off quickly, leading to a mundane existence she wouldn’t be able to tolerate.


    Now, with the arrival of Ste, ine could rx, knowing her grievances were being addressed, and she could leave whenever she wished.


    Given that, she found herself preferring to stay a little longer.


    James White felt a bit awkward but was determined to meet his client’s needs, so he immediately responded, “Ms. ine, don’t worry. I’ll definitelymunicate your request!”


    ine let out a small sigh of relief, saying, “Just remember, I’ll be waiting for your good news.”


    …


    As soon as James White stepped out of Bedford Hills Correctional Institution, he pulled out his cell phone and called Jian, the elder of the Fei family.


    During the call, he recounted ine’s unusual behavior in detail, and Jian promptly ryed ine’s wishes to Charlie word for word.


    Upon hearing from Mr. Fei that ine didn’t want to leave the prison just yet, Charlie was taken aback.


    He never anticipated that his mother-inw would be so content with her time in prison.


    It seemed that ine was truly enjoying her life at Bedford Hills Correctional Institution.


    Meanwhile, Jian spoke respectfully over the phone, “Mr. Wade, keeping your mother-inw at Bedford Hills isn’t too difficult. I could make a call to my contacts in the judicial department to facilitate this.”


    Without hesitation, Charlie replied, “No need for that. Just let her be released tomorrow.”