Chapter 126: A Turnaround for the Kashi Family

The guards led Helen further into the prison. It was at this moment Helen realized Elai hadn’t even turned back. Helen didn’t comprehend Elai’s intentions, feeling utterly hopeless. She consoled herself, thinking Joanna would come to her rescue. Her Joanna was an educated child who surely had other ways to help. This slight glimmer of hope that Helen clung to was merely an illusion created by the overwhelming blows she couldn't handle. In reality, to the guards and other inmates, the woman seemed deranged. She was constantly talking to herself and frequently lifted her hand as if slapping someone. Meanwhile, Irene returned home, celebrated with Madame Kashi, and spoke for a long time, cleaning up the trash left by the neighbors who had come to celebrate. Only then did she have time to deal with the remaining matters. Irene was too lazy to meticulously think about what news to release and when to cause the most despair for that couple; she wasn’t interested in doing so. I