After being murdered by my whole family, I was reborn

Chapter 2184 Others gave you a chance to take revenge, why didn't you do it?

"Sigh, I really feel sorry for you." The newcomer sighed, secretly taking something out of his clothes and stuffing it into Shiliu's quilt. "This is something I secretly brought in. It's for you."

In the darkness, Shiliu gripped it tightly, the icy touch making her tremble even more violently.

The next day, Zhang Ran had just finished breakfast when Mu Mingqi arrived.

The two were separated by a fence. Zhang Ran gestured with a gun to him, saying, "I want this. Find a way to get it for me."

Mu Mingqi frowned. "There's no way to bring them in." Although the police allowed them to visit, they would be searched with metal detectors when entering and leaving, so dangerous items couldn't be brought in at all. He then implied, "Unless they're one of our own."

"Okay." Zhang Ran nodded. "It's alright, you can go back now."

Mu Mingqi gave her a deep look, then turned and left.

No sooner had he left than a prison guard came, opened the cell door, and took Zhang Ran out, handing her over to Xiao Xie, who had come to interrogate her.

Xiao Xie did not take the person into the interrogation room, but instead sent him to the bureau chief's office.

It's unclear what Ji Qing interrogated him about, but half an hour later, Xiao Xie took him away again and sent him back to his cell.

The whole day passed peacefully. In the evening, Zhang Ran, who had been sleeping, got out of bed and quietly opened the cell door and went out.

She walked through the dimly lit corridor and stood once again in front of the cell where Shi Liu was imprisoned.

Shiliu, who was sleeping on the communal bed, suddenly started shivering, and the blanket covering her shook. Even through the blanket, she could still feel the terrifying gaze from outside the cell door.

One of the suspects, who was sleeping in the middle, noticed that Shiliu hadn't been sent out to be beaten yet. Fearing that Zhang Ran would barge in, he threw off the covers, got out of bed, and rushed to Shiliu. He grabbed her hair and dragged her off the communal bed.

Shiliu's body hit the cold ground with a dull thud, but she didn't make a sound. Like a painless puppet, she was thrown to the cell door and slammed against the iron door with a loud bang.

The suspects, who were woken up, were used to it and simply turned over and went back to sleep.

Zhang Ran opened the cell door, grabbed Shi Liu by the hair and dragged her into the corridor, slapping and punching her as usual.

As long as she spends a day in jail, she will pick pomegranates every single day, not a single day less.

Treat it as a task to be done, and call it a day once it's finished.

Instead of returning to her cell after beating the person as usual, Zhang Ran looked down at Shi Liu, who was curled up in a ball, and just watched her quietly. After a long while, she turned around and walked back, but she walked very, very slowly.

Shiliu, who was lying on the ground, slowly raised her head. Suddenly, she took out a dagger from her pocket. She stared at Zhang Ran's back as he walked away step by step, gripping the dagger tightly in her hand. Her palms were sweating nervously, and she was trembling. Suddenly, she got up from the ground and rushed over!

With a thud, she knelt at Zhang Ran's feet, threw away the knife in her hand, and burst into tears.

Zhang Ran had turned around at some point, her eyes fixed on the dagger she had thrown on the ground with a chilling gaze. She tilted her head and grinned maliciously at her: "Others gave you a chance to take revenge, why didn't you do it?" She had won the trial and Gu Jinhe had fallen. She had guessed that Gu Jinhe would be ruthless, so she had been on guard all along.

"I'm not stupid." Shi Liu cried miserably. Since being arrested and imprisoned for so many days, she had long since figured out how prisoners interacted with each other.

Anyone who knew the terrible things she had done to her daughter would be grateful if they didn't beat or scold her; no one would sympathize with her at all.