Chapter 298

It was exactly what Linda wanted—seeing Hannah alone. They were finally meeting again, but neither expected it to be through a pane of glass. "I bet you didn't expect me to still be alive, standing right in front of you, and even watching as you get what's coming to you," Linda said, staring at Hannah in her prison uniform. "The last time we were here, it was to visit your mom. I didn't think it would be you sitting on the other side so soon. Don't you regret any of it?" Hannah met Linda's gaze and said, "Linda, I've often thought the same way my parents did. Why was everything so easy for you, while we had to scrape by in the dirt? "You always say you're not throwing us charity, but everything you did felt like pity. It's like you were giving from some high place just so we could pick up the pieces of our dignity and try to live. "You've always been so self-righteous, never thinking if we even wanted it or if it meant anything to us at all. I lost my parents, and in your eyes, th