Chapter 51 Lost a Baby in Jail

Leona sat across the glass partition, unmoving, a mocking smirk on her lips. "Is that so? Then you'd better make sure you can actually get out first." The officer, noticing my agitation, immediately restrained me, warning, "Stay still!" I was pinned down, completely immobilized, while Leona feigned concern, saying, "Officer, Lydia is just confused right now. Please don't be too hard on her." Later, I sat down, but the officer stood right behind me, just a step away. "Leona," I said, my voice softening, "I've already told you—I don't want to be Mrs. Hawthorne." At that moment, I even wondered: if only Leona would drop the charges, maybe this could all be resolved. Leona knew exactly what I was thinking. Sitting outside, she once again put on that pitiful expression. "Lydia, we've always been like sisters. I've always valued our bond. But you've attacked me over and over. The family has already lost faith in you. If I show mercy and something happens to me, I'm afraid my parents and Gran