Chapter 169

Tony, her biological father, was too busy with his career to care for her, his biological daughter. Giselle reckoned that even if she were to die one day, Tony wouldn't even shed a tear. She already knew she couldn't count on her acquaintances. There was no longer anyone or anything in the world that could make her want to stay. Her desire for freedom was diminishing day by day, and to her, even if she had to spend her entire life in this place, cut off from the world, it might be the only way she would ever find true inner peace. Another week had passed, and the wardens escorted her out alone once more and informed her, "Pack your things. Change your clothes. You're leaving today." "What?" Giselle thought they were joking. "Your guarantor has posted your bail, and you're being released on bail. We've checked it and approved it. You just have to obey all the conditions when you're out there and be there for court dates," said a female warden, who was very kind. Giselle was confu