Why it never ends

Chapter 181 Prison
At eleven o'clock in the morning, Hesta woke up from her sleep, and the breakfast brought by Alja and the others had already been placed in the drawer of the prison cell.

She didn't wash up, just sat on the ground and ate.

After Ava left, Hesta's right to walk freely in the villa was revoked. In theory, she should have stayed in this cubicle and passively accepted the care of Alja and others.

On the other hand, Alja and others were also told that they were not allowed to enter the basement privately during the day-except for the daily delivery of food, newspapers and changes of clothes.

For Hesta, this means more freedom.

At this moment, she was rehearsing tonight's actions repeatedly in her mind. She wanted to eliminate Rich and Schmidt in one go tonight, and leave a warning to Tanglar and Villefort.

Suddenly, Hesta heard footsteps overhead.

The hidden door of the basement was opened, and four or five strange men came down. They were all dressed in gray uniforms of civil servants in the province of Nia, with Alja and Aya following behind.

"Eureka, are you awake?" Alja called softly.

"Wake up," replied Hesta.

"They are from the military." Alja replied, "Yes, I will transfer you to the independent prison today."

Hesta froze for a moment, this sudden change made her a little bit at a loss.She clearly remembered that this should happen next week.

"...Which military?"

"The Provincial Defense Force of the Third District Government Army," the man walking in front replied, "but now we are temporarily transferred to the independent prison in the province of Niah. Your lawyer should have mentioned it to you before, Ms. Ava After we leave, we'll transfer you over there."

"document?"

The man put the paper bag in his arms into the drawer, and Hesta picked up the bread and flipped through it. After carefully looking at the date and seal, she raised her head, "...how do I remember that I heard the news that next week? transfer?"

"Lawyer Campbell operates it in order to improve your living environment as soon as possible." The visitor looked at Hesta's single room, "Your basement here doesn't get sunlight, and the place is small. Lawyer Campbell has always been concerned about this matter." , so aggressively to the AHgAs Internal Court—”

"I'm fine here." Hesta put down the document and was silent for a moment, without saying the second part of "Let's not leave".

The document has been issued. This is not a discussion, but an order. It is meaningless to show an unwillingness to leave now, and it may attract suspicion.

"Give me some time to pack up." She whispered, "Go up and wait first, I'll call you over when I'm ready."

Several people looked at each other, "You don't have much here, it's best to—"

"I need some time to wash up." Hesta's voice was calm, revealing a sense of determination.

"...Okay." The visitor no longer insisted, he looked back at Aerjia and Aya, "Don't delay too long."

After these people left, Hesta looked at Alja and Aya, "Thank you for your care during this time."

Alja shook her head wordlessly, her eyes were still swollen—for Ava from last night.

Aya hugged her shoulders and gave Hesta a faint smile, "It's a pity that I can't go there to see you in the future. But if you need anything, you can still let us know, and we will contact Lawyer Campbell for you." Send it over."

Hesta smiled.

……

When we left, it started raining again.

Hesta walked very slowly because of special shackles on his hands and feet.

Before stepping out of the big iron gate, she turned her head and took a last look at Ava's house. Looking at the white vaults, the transparent glass house... and the garden where the hibiscus has withered, she suddenly remembered the first time she Came here also seems to be on a rainy day.

Thinking about everything that happened that day, even though it was less than a month ago, it already seemed as far away as the last century.

She came empty-handed, and the same when she left.

All the books, newspapers, clothes... including the terminal box with the arm and the "Origin", were all put back in Ava's room by Aya. She knew the prison procedure very well. In that kind of place, Everything has to be screened.

Bringing nothing is the best option.

This way, Hesta was surprisingly obedient, almost surprising the escort.They have also detained some quicksilver needles with criminal records in the Habitable Area in the past. Without exception, they are extremely rebellious and aggressive. Even if they are in shackles, it is difficult to hide their edge.

But Hesta was just silent. She seemed to be a person who had been imprisoned for too long, with a kind of depression that did not belong to her age, as if she was tired and disappointed with everything.

After arriving at the independent prison, Hesta really went through a long medical examination. Strictly speaking, she is not considered a "prisoner" now, but the process that should go is still not left behind.It feels like a piece of meat on a chopping board that is constantly being turned over and over without dignity.

The Independent Prison didn't know her details, but only knew that she was a mercury needle involved in the Fernand case, and the name on all the documents was still Eureka Demon, and Hesta hesitated occasionally when writing. She has used too many names, and occasionally there will be such a lag.

After the inspection, the warden stood outside the door to greet the new "guest" in person.He took Hesta all the way to her cell.

It was a 48-square-meter suite with private bathroom, soft bed and all kinds of solid wood furniture, including a large bookshelf and a south-facing window, which provided excellent indoor lighting and was adjacent to the prison's library.Hesta can also borrow books at any time if she needs them.

In addition, there is a rear garden of about 70 square meters outside the cell.There is a fountain and two benches in the garden, and a row of tall plane trees cut off the sight inside and outside.

Hesta can enjoy this garden alone without being disturbed by others. According to the regulations, she can relax in the garden for 4 hours a day.

The warden enthusiastically introduced to Hesta the various services and possible living experience she could enjoy, such as reading a book under the shade of a tree on a sunny day, taking a walk——by then, she would never feel that this place is a prison.

In the speech, the warden mentioned the name of "Campbell" several times at the right time. He observed Hesta's expression, but was quite surprised to find that there seemed to be no waves in her eyes at all.

"Lawyer Campbell has been in the core city for the past two days, but he will be back tomorrow." The warden looked up at the girl in front of him. "He will visit you again at that time. He is very troublesome about your case."

Hesta stared ahead without saying a word.

"Uh... Are you satisfied with these, things, and rooms?"

(End of this chapter)