"Soone save ! I’m going to die!"
"Help, please!"
At this mont, a man in a white coat and several other dical staff rushed forward to check on Simon Hale’s condition.
After a quick examination, the man in the white coat said, "This is bad, acute appendicitis. He needs to go to the hospital for surgery imdiately."
"We need to file a report imdiately and seek approval from the higher-ups."
With the cooperation of the dical staff and prison guards, Simon Hale was sent to the city’s hospital operating room.
But as soon as the doors of the operating room shut, Simon Hale, who just monts ago seed to be in excruciating pain, suddenly turned over and quickly left the surgical table.
The few people in the operating room appeared unfazed, each chatting among themselves.
Only the man in the white coat advised, "Mr. Hale, you have only an hour and a half. Make it quick."
"I’m just going to see Rhonda for a mont, I’ll be back soon."
Since he and Rhonda were each imprisoned, they had lost contact.
Now, even though Simon Hale had already arranged an escape plan for Rhonda, he couldn’t inform her.
Feeling helpless, Simon Hale used the favor he had earned from saving lives before to have the man in the white coat help him temporarily leave the prison for over an hour to see his daughter.
Simon Hale knew this opportunity was rare, and after explaining, he imdiately left the hospital through another door...
*
anwhile, at the prison, as lunchti approached, the guards delivered today’s al.
Today was a stroke of luck; there were a few slices of at in the lunch.
Rhonda Hale picked up her lunch, eager to start eating.
During the first two days in prison, she had refused the food, claiming it was dirty and didn’t want to share a al with the unruly inmates.
But after two days of hunger, those pretentious habits had vanished.
Now, when she saw the food, she was willing to scarf it down, just like those uncouth people and without regard for her appearance.
Because if you didn’t eat quickly, the food that rightfully belonged to you would be snatched away by soone far stronger.
Just like now, Rhonda had barely eaten a few bites of rice and hadn’t had a chance to taste the at, when her hair was yanked.
"Do you really think you deserve to eat this at?"
Mrs. Vance—the bully—gripped Rhonda’s hair, preventing her from touching the al.
"Why can’t I eat it? This was given to ."
Rhonda didn’t understand why Mrs. Vance constantly targeted her.
There were plenty of people in the sa room, but Mrs. Vance wouldn’t bully them; occasionally, she’d even help them.
Yet whenever she saw Rhonda, Mrs. Vance not only took her food but beat her too.
It was the sa again, with the al beginning, Mrs. Vance started stealing her food again.
"Others can eat it, but you can’t! Because... you’re not worthy."
Mrs. Vance coldly yanked Rhonda’s hair.
"Why are you doing this to ? I’ve never done anything to hurt you!"
Rhonda struggled to break free, trying to escape Mrs. Vance’s grip.
But having lived a sheltered life since childhood, her strength was no match for soone as street-smart as Mrs. Vance.
Within a few minutes, Rhonda was pinned down by Mrs. Vance and slapped repeatedly.
"You claim you haven’t done anything wrong? Then how could I end up here?"
Mrs. Vance’s words stunned Rhonda.
She stared carefully at Mrs. Vance’s face, suddenly recalling a classmate from junior high who was prettier than she was.
That person... seed to also be nad Mrs. Vance.
"You are..."
Rhonda appeared slightly panicked.
Seeing her reaction, Mrs. Vance guessed Rhonda had recognized her.
"Yes, I am the Mrs. Vance whom you falsely accused of stealing your expensive pen back then..."
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