Can’t Win Me Back by Ginger Sue

Chapter 2366

Alyssa shook her head. "Sheryl knows who you are. Trouble will ensue if she sees you. Let's wait and see for now."

After Sheryl entered the prison, the prison warden attended to her personally by leading her to the area where mentally sick prisoners were being held.

"I have isolated him. He hasn't been behaving himself the past few days. He even dashed out to Mr. Lynch to say that he needed legal assistance.

"He's quite severely ill, don't you think so?" The prison warden winked, as if he were trying to take credit for all that.

"That's normal for a mentally ill patient."

Sheryl stopped in her tracks at the door to a prison cell. She curled her lips upward coldly as she listened to the wails coming from the man within.

She pulled out a bank card from her lab coat pocket and handed it to the prison warden. "Thanks for your help lately. This is for you."

The warden accepted the card from her excitedly, expressed his utmost thanks, and then walked away.

With a grim expression on her face, Sheryl pushed the door open and entered.

man struggled frantically as two medical personnel pinned him down to the dirty bed in the corner. His hysterical

moment after he was forcefully administered a shot of sedative, he quietened

her face mask on, then walked before the man in her

the

studied him as if she were looking at something worthless. "I am the prison medic. You are ill, so I

ill... I'm not mad... I didn't kill anyone. I

who enter here

retrieved a syringe from her breast pocket. Without saying another word, she injected its contents into the man

gaped in agony as his eyes turned bloodshot. Then, he started

an emotionless voice, "Get an ambulance. An inmate is suffering

whole hour passed. Yet, Sheryl still hadn't emerged from

Alyssa. She instructed Sean, 'Sean, you may go in now, but

who went in to provide legal aid previously, to meet with that man named

an "okay" sign to Alyssa before opening the door and slipping out of

out approximately 15 minutes later. He had an extremely staggered look on his

prison.