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“You really don't remember anything, do you?” “What are you talking about?” I swallowed hard as I raised skeptical brows. “Years ago,” his smile faded as he explained, “while you were serving your sentence, you witnessed something you were never supposed to see.” “What?” I felt my heartbeat pounding against my ribs as I inquired. “It happened one night,” he continued. “The prison guards were bribed. A shipment came inside with money, drugs, and illegal documents. Everything changed hands inside the prison.” I stared at him, unable to speak.

Ronnie used a fake address and mailed the Photograph album to Eddie. When Eddie received the photograph album the staff at the prison did not search it because it was factory sealed. Eddie sold the marijuana to other inmates. The inmate’s family would send money to his mother with a money order. When the money order was received the inmate would receive the Marijuana. Eddie along with Ms. Daisy was providing for his family. The money Eddie had sent would buy clothes and other items needed around the house. Ms. Daisy was sending money to the church to provide them with food. Eddie was now able to take care of his family while being in prison.

“Noah, please let us stay a little longer, okay? Once we find a cheaper place, we’ll move out right away. “We really have no money left. Noah, please. We just need a little more time. The kids have nowhere else to go.” I gestured for the bodyguards to start moving their things out. When Mark grew anxious, I grabbed him and lowered my voice. “Mark, the company issued an announcement. It said your base salary and benefits over the past three years added up to more than nine hundred thousand. “And this is what you call not easy? “You should know that if it weren’t for you, that nine hundred thousand would have been mine.

I sighted Mathew from afar and walked to him, with a small smile on my lips. I sat beside him, on the cold concrete. “How did it go?” He knew of my father's visit. “Very well,” I couldn't hide my glee. We sat idly observing other inmates amidst light chatter. Mathew took time explaining the reason why many inmates preferred crews. Apart from safety purposes, they had ways of getting whatever they needed through their goons. Dad wanted me to buy protection, and I will do exactly that. I scanned the probable candidates, looking for the scariest mothers*cker to hire. Once in a while, I kept stroking my pocket and the feel of bills through my prison tunic gave me some confidence.

After fingerprinting and a full background check (which came back squeaky clean) they had hired her. Her first few nights had been a paranoid nightmare filled with every cinema image of leering, snarling prisoners, depraved murderers, sadists, and all-around bad people. She had jumped every time upon hearing an unfamiliar noise. However, she quickly adapted and found most of the girls here, criminals or not, were alright. A little rough around the edges, uneducated and underloved, but alright. Even the problem inmates tended to treat her well, as she was seen as a “fun” member of the staff and one that could bring them something to do on the long nights of incarceration. The worst she ever h

He is one of the oldest inmates and already long gave up going against Aeternum rules, and like many others, he cling on to the warden words that they would get a reduced sentence if they work honestly on this task. “Reduce Sentence!!..”.(All Inmates) The Inmates stopped their small talks and fired up their spirits as the all started to work in loading the ships with supplies and materials. Little that they know that for their duty these time around, is much more darker than anyone ever thought of.

“One of Mark’s former associates reached out. They’re willing to testify about his involvement in falsifying the financial documents.” Sophia raised an eyebrow. “What’s the catch?” Chris shrugged. “No catch. Apparently, they’re tired of being dragged into his schemes. They want immunity in exchange for their cooperation.” Lucas leaned over the desk, studying the file. “This could be exactly what we need to put Mark out of the game for good.” Sophia nodded. “Set up a meeting. If they’re telling the truth, we’ll give them their immunity—and use their testimony to finally end this.”

What did he need money for? Bruce spoke Spanish. Javier talked to Bruce in Spanish. Bruce turned to her. “In prison, the inmates can get little extras. Approved luxuries, if you will, if they have money on the books to pay for them. Eddie is a likeable and solid guy with some of the inmates. He’s respected by most. The other inmates try to get their family members to put a few dollars on Eddie’s book from time to time. It would be a help to him if you could do it. The inmates can’t always convince their families to put money down for Eddie as well as them.”

"Jade, Dad couldn't protect you in the past. But now that Dad is back, it's impossible for those disreputable things to bully you anymore." He suddenly stood up and said, "Victoria and her daughter, I will take care of you. As for Nathan, I will take everything away from him, and then you can take revenge however you want." Thea, “..." "Oh." Prison. The prisoners received education in the library. For these highly intelligent criminals, most of the books they read were literature books that cleanse the soul or economics books related to their interests. Only No. 13, he sat gracefully in a wheelchair, with a psychology book resting on his lap.

Nina replied. Brian was a bit disappointed, he always looked forward to seeing Emily everyday at the dining table, he had his breakfast and headed upstairs, back to his room. He picked up some documents on his mini desk beside his bed. He was about to open them when something caught his attention. There were two brown boxes on top of his wardrobe. “what could be in there” he puts the documents on the desk and brings the boxes down. “Oh, I must've skipped this,” he said as he opened the boxes. There were a bunch of his old stuff that he planned to sort out and dispose of the rest.