The Divorced Heiress Revenge (Bella Thompson) novel Chapter 1926

Due to Ryan’s severe beating, Zoe broke two of her ribs. Therefore, her treatment in the detention center over the past few days was somewhat better than Bethany’s. At the very least, she could stay in a single room and did not have to clean toilets or drink urine.

Every day, Zoe would cough up blood, lacking the strength to even complain. She could only lie weakly on the hard, basic bed, crying and feeling like she was about to die.

“Help… I’m dying… I drank the blood of an AIDS patient. I’m going to get AIDS… Someone, please save me!”

Bethany’s trick had indeed worked wonders.

For the past few days, the sole thought of Bethany’s malicious words would make Zoe bend over and vomit. Ever since then, she lived in constant fear and anxiety.

Unfortunately, no one cared about her.

She endured this suffering until this day.

When she learned that the authorities were going to release her on medical parole and send her to the hospital, Zoe, who had been on the brink of death, sat up abruptly, feeling as if she had come back to life. She began to laugh and cry hysterically in front of the prison guards and her lawyer.

“Hahaha… I knew it… I knew Grandpa and Mommy wouldn’t abandon me! I just knew it!”

Her eyes were bloodshot and frenzied as she laughed. “Ryan wants me dead… Well, he can dream on! Hahahaha!”

Even the prison guards frowned at her stubborn, unrepentant behavior.

Her lawyer did not dare to tell her about Logan’s passing, fearing it would drive her completely mad and make her lash out like a rabid dog.

So, he patiently said, “Ms. Hoffman, the police car to take you to the hospital is already waiting outside. Please, let’s get moving.”

“The police car? Did my Mom not send a car for me? Why should I ride in a police car?!” Zoe demanded, glaring and pouting.

The lawyer was at a loss for words. “Ms. Hoffman, they are releasing you on medical parole. You are not acquitted. You are still a criminal suspect, and the prosecution will continue to press charges against you during your treatment in the hospital.”