"Ain’t that right, Sis?" He still called her Sis like before. The slightly raised tone at the end hinted at a kind of attachment.

But she felt as if there was a heavy mountain pressing down on her chest, weighing her down so much that she could hardly breathe.

Serenity returned to the ward with Jackson. Right after they entered the ward, Jackson asked the nurse to leave.

The two of them were thus left alone in the ward.

Serenity sat stiffly in the chair with her head hanging low. She had no idea what he wanted to do to her. If he wanted to make life more miserable for her because he thought she was not miserable enough, why did he rescue her on New Year's Eve?

If he had just left her to her fate, her life would become even more miserable, right?

But no matter what he wanted to do to her, she was powerless to resist. After spending three years in prison, she knew the weight of fate and understood its cruelty, and knew how insignificant she was before it.

To those people with pow