Chapter: 5002

Ma Er, growing impatient, waved her hand and interrupted him, saying: "I don't care what her name is. I just want to know the current status of this situation."

James White thought Ma Er was eager to leave and therefore exclaimed with excitement: "According to my sources at the New York Police Department, that woman has already confessed to the authorities about her actions. The police have basically confirmed your innocence, but they still need to go through some legal procedures before issuing a document proving your involvement in none of this. After that, they will issue a file to Bedford Hills Correctional Facility, and then you'll be able to regain your freedom."

Ma Er heard this and immediately asked: "When will they let me out?"

James White glanced at the time and replied: "It's probably too late today, but definitely not tomorrow."

"Ah?!" Ma Er's face fell in disappointment as she blurted out, "Can't they just give them a few more days?"

Ma Er's words left James White completely stunned.

He subconsciously asked, "Ma'am, what do you mean by 'a few more days'?"

Ma Er responded with a hint of annoyance, "It means exactly that - giving them a few more days and not being in such a hurry!"

James White was utterly embarrassed, genuinely unable to understand why Ma Er would propose such a strange request.

Full of doubt, he couldn't help but ask, "Ma'am, I'm a bit confused. You're not trying to get me to quickly take you out of here, are you? Why do you want to stay now?"

Ma Er spoke with a completely serious expression, "Honestly, I've fallen in love with this place. The people here are very friendly, and I've made many friends. If we just leave like that, I'm sure many people will never see each other again. After all, I'm not an American, and I'll be going back to China after a while."

In reality, Ma Er had no genuine friends here - only some sycophants from all over the world.

These people daily bow and scrape to Ma Er, even going so far as to make her feel like a queen.

It's really hard for ordinary people to experience this kind of feeling, considering that the free world is always outside, and it's difficult to find a sense of being the only one.

However, in this small environment of a prison, it becomes relatively easy to achieve.

So Ma Er also knows that if she leaves Bedford Hills Correctional Facility, this unique experience will never be found again.

James White was puzzled at this moment, unable to understand why Ma Er would love this place so much.

He said awkwardly, "Ma'am, the situation is no longer in our hands. The decision now rests entirely with the NYPD's efficiency, and if they're efficient enough, you'll likely be released soon. Of course, if they're not efficient enough, you may have to stay here for a few more days."

Ma Er suddenly thought of something and hurriedly told James White, "Wait a minute! You're not my daughter-in-law's client, aren't you? Then could you ask that client of your daughter-in-law to help me get in touch with the police, asking them to hold off on releasing me for now, maybe for 10 days or so?"

Because Autumn was already involved, Ma Er had also gained a sense of relief.

Although she had been living quite comfortably here before, she had still worried a bit about what would happen if she couldn't get out.

Prison life may be fun and exciting when it's established on the basis of experiencing life.

If it really can't be released, and this kind of life becomes a regular thing, then she's going to be unbearable by ten thousand.

However, I can put my heart at ease now that Autumn has got involved, and my own grievances have been cleared up, so whenever I want to leave, I'll be able to leave whenever I like.

Since it's the case, I'd rather hope to stay a bit more freely. JrNovels.com