Madam’s Identities Shocks the Entire City Again

It takes about ten hours to fly from Independence Island to Jing City.

Qiao Nian got on the plane, returned the news to Feng Yu and the others, asked for an eye mask, pulled down the light-blocking window, and fell asleep with her head covered.

She didn't like flying, but fortunately she didn't sleep well last night, so she could use this time to catch up on her sleep.

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At the same time, a prison in Beijing.

"Madam, please take a rest." The driver of the Jiang family advised a lady on the side. The lady was wearing a mink coat and looked particularly outgoing.

However, she was frowning now, looking inside frequently, and seemed restless.

The driver tried to persuade her several times, but she seemed unable to hear him.

Finally, someone came out with a girl with shackled hands, and Tang Wanru suddenly chased after her.

"Xianrou!"

The girl raised her head, and her face under the messy hair had long lost its former luster. It looked as old and haggard as a woman in her thirties, and her cheekbones were even more thin and bulging, making her particularly ugly, unlike her. Compared with the high-spirited person before, his appearance has plummeted.

Tang Wanru saw her emaciated daughter in front of her, as if she was hanging on only one breath. Her eyes instantly turned red, and she wiped away her tears. She didn't even dare to go forward and acknowledge her: "Xianrou, are you okay?"

Jiang Xianrou's empty eyes finally focused on her, and she seemed to recognize her. She twitched the corners of her lips and spoke mockingly, her voice as hoarse as a broken gong and drum: "How do you think I am?"

Tang Wanru was burned by her resentful gaze. She quickly looked away and said to the person who brought her out: "Captain Liu, about the medical parole I mentioned to you before, you..."

The Jiang family has some reputation in Beijing.

Especially in the past six months or so, everyone in the capital knows that the daughter of the Jiang family who was recovered from the city has climbed to the top of the Ye family.

The Jiang family's status has risen with the tide.

Everyone outside will tell Jiang family how much face they have.

Tang Wanru is naturally the same.

But this time, as soon as Tang Wanru started talking, the other party showed a troubled expression. There was almost no room for discussion, and she immediately interrupted her: "Mrs. Jiang, you also know that Mr. Ye personally spoke about Ling Qianjin's case. Yes. The Ye family is keeping a close eye on her, who dares to help you? I don’t have the guts... Don’t even think about being released on medical parole, it’s impossible.”

The other party turned and glanced at Jiang Xianrou, who was extremely haggard, and then turned back to Tang Wanru and continued: "But since Miss Jiang is so ill, we will definitely take her to the hospital for medical treatment out of humanitarianism. This is what I can help you with. It’s the limit, no matter how much you take... there’s nothing I can do.”

Tang Wanru's heart clenched and she clenched her bag tightly, knowing in her heart that the other party was telling the truth.

As long as Ye Wangchuan doesn't let go for a day, Jiang Xianrou will never be able to be paroled for medical treatment!

But if Ye Wangchuan is to let go, to put it bluntly, Qiao Nian must be made to let go.

How could Qiao Nian be willing to let her daughter go when she was a scourge?

Tang Wanru couldn't ask any more questions in front of Jiang Xianrou. After all, Jiang Xianrou had been relying on the hope of being "released on medical parole" to survive during this period.

Once she knew that it was impossible for her to be released on medical parole, Jiang Xianrou couldn't hold on any longer.

Jiang Xianrou was taken into a special police car by two prison guards. Tang Wanru took a deep breath and had no choice but to get in the car first and ask the driver to follow the police car. She would go to the hospital for treatment for the time being...

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Prisons will not deny medical treatment to prisoners, but prisoners are treated in specialized hospitals and need to be accompanied by dedicated personnel.