The Man in Power After Being Married into Her Family

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Elaine was shocked when she heard this word and hurriedly said, "Mr. White, can you think of a way so that I can be sent to another detention center instead? I'm just a helpless old lady, so how am I going to fight those felons?! I'll definitely get beaten to death when the time comes..."

Jakel said helplessly, "Sorry, Madam Elaine, but this is the operating rule of the New York judicial system. Judging by the current alleged crime that you're charged with, Bedford Hills Correctional Facility is the only place that you can be sent to. This is not something I can deal with. I'm a lawyer, and I want to do things within the legal framework, not undermine the legal framework."

Elaine suddenly panicked and then spoke up as she asked, "Mr. White, is there a prison tyrant in the prison in the United States? It's the kind of person who holds the most power in the prison and bullies anyone she catches."

"Well..." Jakel said embarrassedly, "As far as I know, there should be such a phenomenon in prisons in any country anywhere, but you don't have to worry too much. Generally speaking, those prison tyrants will not have any conflicts with people of your age as long as you don't provoke them. Besides, you can call me if you encounter any problems after you enter prison, and I will arrange for someone to help you solve your problems for you."

Elaine was slightly relieved after hearing Jakel's words.

She thought about what had happened to her when she had been in the detention center the last time, and she thought to herself, 'Last time, it was mainly because I had two enemies, Lady Wilson, and Wendy there, and that's why that prison tyrant, Jennifer, bullied an old lady like me!'

'If it weren't for the two of them, that hillbilly, Jennifer, wouldn't necessarily have taken the initiative to cause trouble for me!'

'I will try my best to keep a low profile when I get to this American detention center. I think that there shouldn't be any problems, then.'

Jakel then looked at the time and said, "Madam Elaine, I still have some things to deal with, so I'll leave first. Please call me anytime if you need anything after you arrive at Bedford Hills Correctional facility." "Okay." Elaine nodded anxiously.

Jakel reminded her again, "By the way, don't forget to have a good lunch, Madam Elaine. As far as I know, the food in prison is really not very good because parliament has been reducing the prison budget. Even if you have money, you might not be able to buy everything."

Elaine hurriedly said, "Okay. I'll ask the hospital to prepare a feast for me at noon no matter what it is, then!"

***

That afternoon, after enjoying a sumptuous lunch comparable to a full-fledged king's banquet, the police took Elaine out of the hospital.

As Elaine was suspected of

transporting up to five kilograms of contraband, she would be sent to Bedford Hills Correctional Facility in Westchester County in upstate New York as requested by the judge.

This was the only women's prison in New York that was reserved for felons or suspected felons. There were nearly one thousand prisoners detained in this prison for the charge of murder and arson, robbery, and drug trafficking. Each inmate here could be said to be more vicious than the other.

After being taken to the prison, Elaine handed her personal belongings in first and then completed a series of prison admission inspections at the

Pel

request of the prison guards bere

she received her serial number in

this prison, which was 'Prisoner No. 1024'.

Elaine then finally changed into prison clothes at the prison guards' request before she was then led into the prison area by the prison guards.

Elaine, who was entering this place for a second time, was familiar with this series of procedures even though she was in a foreign country.

At this moment, she was thinking about what kind of inmates she would meet.

The last time she had entered the detention center, she had met Lady Wilson and Wendy as well as Jennifer, who was extremely strong.

Those few days were comparable to hell for her.

This time, she only hoped that she could meet a few normal people.

Elaine followed the few prison guards into the cell block, and the prison guards took her directly to Cell No. 12.

After arriving at the gate, the prison guard then yelled through the thick iron grill gate, "Everyone, stand up and line up immediately!"

Elaine stood anxiously and looked in

only to see that Cell No. 12 was at least a hundred square meters in size, and the entire cell was symmetrically divided into left and right sides by a low wall that was about a meter high. There was an aisle in the middle and semi-open spaces on both sides constructed with low walls.