As a downcast ine mindlessly picked at her breakfast in the restaurant, news swept through the Bedford Hill Correctional Institution: the three female soldiers from Wanlong Hall were about to be released from prison.


    Everyone was well aware that ine’s fortune in Bedford Mountain wasrgely due to the influence of these three formidable Chinese women.


    With their impending release, ine faced the prospect of losing her protection entirely!<fnbebd> This update is avable on find?novel</fnbebd>


    This revtion ignited a sense of revenge among those who had suffered under ine’s rule, many of whom had been humiliated or retaliated against by the three soldiers from Wanlong Hall.


    The anticipation grew; many were eager to see if they could dismantle ine’s reputation as the so-called ghost of Bedford Mountain once the trio was free.<h3 style="background-color:DodgerBlue">


    Throughout breakfast, ine could sense the threatening stares directed her way from all corners of the room.


    Flustered and anxious, ine made her way to the yground after finishing her meal. She hurried to a public phone, dialed charlie, and immediately reached out for help.


    Upon answering, charlie seemed unfazed and greeted her with a smile. “Mom, why are you calling so early? I took care of everything you asked yesterday. The New York police are expected to grant you your freedom soon. In the meantime, enjoy your time here with your new friends and gather some material for your book!”


    ine, suppressing her rising fear, replied, “Good son-inw, please tell them to release me quickly. I really don’t want to stay here any longer…”


    Feigning surprise, charlie responded, “Mom, what brought this on? I just spoke with them. If I ask again, it might not make a difference…”


    ine’s anxiety deepened at his words, and her voice trembled as she pleaded, “Please, good son-inw, help me find a way to get out today! I can’t bear to be here for another minute!”


    charlie, puzzled, asked, “What’s going on? Honestly, I thought your motivation for writing a book was fantastic! Once it’s finished, it can be published in China, showcasing an unknown side of America to ourpatriots. Who knows, it might even win an award!”


    Frustrated that charlie believed her pretense, ine remained silent about the actual situation. Instead, she forced a smile and said, “You know my circumstances, son-inw. How could I possibly write anything? If it turns out poorly, people will justugh at me…”


    She quickly followed up, “Good son-inw, is there any chance you can get me out today? I really can’t stay here any longer! Please help!”


    Feigning concern, charlie asked, “Mom, are you being bullied in there?”


    ine considered this angle and thought about telling charlie the truth, believing it mightpel him to expedite her release. However, she realized that admitting to being bullied would undermine her future stories about her time in Bedford. How could she maintain her legendary status if she revealed such a weakness?


    So, with a quick pivot, she exined, “I just miss you all. Last night, I dreamed of Churan, and I wanted to call you early this morning to see if I could get out and reunite with her sooner…”


    After a brief pause, charlie responded, “Mom, I promise I will do my best to help you, but I can’t guarantee it will happen today. If it doesn’t, just hang in there, and I will work hard to get you out tomorrow or the day after.”<h3 id="chapter-list" ss="has-text-align-center wp-block-heading">