Rewriting My Heart's Fate

Chapter 521

"Let me tell you, Evelyn!" Madison shouted. "I don't care if you're some fashion queen. Here, you'll have to obey me!"

"Yeah!" an inmate shouted.

Another chimed in, "What are you pretending to be all high and mighty for? Hurry up and apologize to Maddie!"

A third added, "Exactly. Didn't get enough of a beating yesterday? Do you have a death wish?"

The surrounding inmates egged each other on. Everyone was eager to join the fray.

! clenched my fists tightly and suppressed my anger. I couldn't afford to lose control now. Not now. Not here.

Just as the tension reached its peak, a prison guard rushed over and pushed through the crowd to stand before me.

"Evelyn, someone from the court is here. Come with me, now!" Without waiting for my response, he grabbed my arm and began tugging me away.

Madison's furious roar echoed, "Trying to run away? You think you can run?"

and let the guard drag me along. I raced toward the gate. Finally, the bars that had confined me for

I stepped out of the prison, tears streamed down my face. I was finally free. The sunlight was dazzling. The

the fresh air outside and felt an overwhelming sense of relief. I looked around and noticed

he was the person I had longed for day and night. His eyes glistened with tears as he reached out toward

home," Ethan said. His voice was hoarse, and tears were flowing down his cheeks. Overcome with emotion, I reached out to

Vivian already been sent to prison? Why wasn't

us! Hurry, get in the car!" Kevin leaned

my chest. I had thought Ethan

Come on, get in-we're taking you to buy some new clothes!" Lianned

into the car. "Where's Ethan? Why didn't he come?" I couldn't help but voice my

glance. There seemed to be a hint of awkwardness in the air. "Uh.. We'll talk about that later. Let's get you some proper clothes first." Lianne

sped down the road, I gazed out the window at the scenery outside. Everything felt surreal, like I had stepped into

shone

and flowers bloomed. Pedestrians

heard

g. The atmosphere was peaceful. It was a stark contrast to the dark, damp environment of the

the car and

in the