Goodbye You Never Loved Me novel (Martha and Stefan) novel Chapter 249

Chapter 249 Are You Crazy for Real?

In the prison, as usual, Libby was doing a handicraft while sitting on her bed. A prison guard entered to break the silence.

"You've adjusted to the environment well."

Libby stared up at her in shock, wondering who she was. Frowning for a long time, she asked in uncertainty, "Who are you?"

"You don't need to know. Someone sent me to find you."

The prison guard stared at Libby with a smile.

Libby stiffened, gaping at the man in disbelief. 'Someone? Would it be...'

Earlier, the mysterious guy she worked with asked her to stay in jail and wait to be set free. She wondered why he sent someone to her.

Libby gazed at the prison guard in confusion, and her handicraft dropped to the ground.

The prison guard looked around and lowered his voice. "I was sent here because we still needed you to do something."

Libby frowned as she didn't expect to be assigned to another task.

Returning to her senses, she walked towards the prison guard behind the fence and muttered, "What's the new task?"

The prison guard nodded in satisfaction, approaching and lowering his voice.

"Find a chance to meet Hollie."

Libby was surprised. "What for?" she looked more shocked.

Earlier, she had seen Hollie from afar several times. Hollie had become a madwoman and been sentenced to death. The death penalty would be executed in a year.

Libby wondered why she was still requested to meet Hollie. She was too confused to repress it and blurted out, "Isn't Hollie nuts? Why do I need to see her?"

The prison guard glanced at her impatiently. Then he bent over to whisper to Libby.

After hearing the details of the new task, Libby stared at the prison guard in a panic, and her face changed.

"Her death penalty will be executed in a year. Is it necessary to do so?"

"It's not up to you."

The prison guard frowned at her unhappily.

After considering for a while, Libby asked in disbelief, "He asked me to do so?"

"Yep." The prison guard nodded and promised solemnly, "If you can do it well, you will be set free earlier than sentenced. After all, you were an accessory criminal."

His words stunned Libby. "Do... Do you mean I can leave here earlier?"

"It depends on if you do a good job."

The prison guard stared at Libby, a trace of disdain flashing through his eyes.

Libby went wild with joy.

"Tell him. I'll do the job well. Please rest assured."