The Divorced Heiress’s Revenge

"You just said it yourself. The Fifth Prison holds many inmates with mental issues. Maybe there's something

wrong with him too, which is why he insists he's fine," Asher remarked indifferently. "It's like how drunk people always say they're not drunk-same logic."

"Not quite," Bella interjected.

Both men turned to look at her.

"On the contrary, mentally ill people rarely say they're not mentally ill. They often believe that everyone else is the one with the problem."

Steven's eyes lit up. "That's a good point!"

Asher nodded in agreement. "You're right; that does seem to be the case."

"When I heard Steve's description earlier, that man's expression sounded very coherent, not at all like someone mentally unstable. Besides, he took the opportunity and ran straight to Clarence at all costs. That means he had been suppressing himself for a long time, waiting for an opportunity. He didn't want to let this rare opportunity slip by." Bella turned to Steven again. "What did Clarence do afterward?"

guards, kicking and screaming. They said the man was a complete lunatic and treated him far more roughly than

his expression slightly puzzled. "If your brother was there to provide legal aid, every inmate should have the right to consult with him. So why was

lowered her head in thought

out to some old colleagues from his time in the judiciary to try

other prisoner's file could be accessed, but not his. On top of that, he's under heightened surveillance.

did the prisoner commit? That much should be easy to

a mad killer

mind another

ill, convicted of murder,

raced as coincidences piled

her life had been left to

the battlefield as "Little Dove" in Kridor, fighting side by side with

Grandpa Nigel, was another carefully laid plan-just for a