Chapter 937: Chapter 937: There’s a Way This Time Chapter 937: Chapter 937: There’s a Way This Time The lawyer looked at her calmly, his pride curling his lips as he spoke, “Of course I have a way to get people out, Mrs. Rong need not use that as a threat against me.”
“What way?”
“Miss Rong mitted enough crimes to be sentenced to ten years, I only have a way to temporarily get her out of the detention center for a year, as for how she will avoid legal responsibility after that, it’s up to Mrs. Rong’s capabilities.” Suddenly, the lawyer dropped a bombshell, “You know about Miss Rong’s pregnancy, don’t you?”
Jiang Meiqi certainly knew, so she wasn’t surprised at all, but there was not the slightest hint of joy about being a grandmother on her face, only overflowing hatred. “I know.”
It was all because of that little slut Rong Yan.
Weiwei had told her.
That little slut Rong Yan was so cruel and ruthless, she had even hired thugs to do that to Weiwei, and forced Mufeng to watch the whole thing.
No wonder Shi Mufeng walked away without looking back then.
Any man, even knowing his girlfriend was forced, would probably never be able to face his girlfriend again for the rest of his life.
Because every time he saw his girlfriend, he would remember that scene.
The lawyer, ignoring the twisted expression on her face in front of him, continued, “There’s a legal concept called ‘leniency within the law’. That is, when a criminal mits a crime and then something serious unexpectedly happens, the law can be lenient. For example, if a prisoner contracts a terminal illness during detention, they can apply for release to seek treatment. Similarly, in Miss Rong’s pregnant condition, she can apply for the corresponding procedures.”
Jiang Meiqi originally hated the fact that Rong Weiwei was pregnant, to the point of wanting to take Rong Weiwei for an abortion. But hearing what the lawyer had said, her eyes suddenly lit up, “You mean I can get Weiwei out?”
The lawyer immediately doused her with cold water, “Mrs. Rong, don’t get too excited, what I mean by ‘getting out’ and what you think are two different things. If all prisoners could get out based on such misfortunes, the law would have been in chaos long ago.”
Jiang Meiqi’s newly risen hopes were shattered again, and with a stern face, she said, “Then what do you mean? Be clear, don’t just stop halfway.”
The lawyer replied, “I didn’t stop halfway, it’s just that you were too agitated and didn’t give me a chance to finish. What I mean is, Miss Rong can be released because of her pregnancy, but she must stay in a sanatorium arranged by the police. The sanatorium will have its own security measures and professional doctors. Every move Miss Rong makes must be monitored by these people.”
Jiang Meiqi couldn’t accept it and said angrily, “How is that different from being in prison?”
Frowning, the lawyer replied, appearing unsatisfied with her greedy attitude, “If Mrs. Rong insists on paring this to prison, then I have nothing to say. Can prison let you move freely? Can it let you figure out a way to use a mobile phone for munication? Can it let you watch TV happily, where all the food, drinks, and acmodation are in a single room with individual care? A sanatorium is much better than prison. If Miss Rong really went to prison, she would have to live in an eight-person room of ten square meters, wear prison clothes, get up at six every morning to work, study, and in the afternoon perform social labor in a unified factory, working until nine at night when the lights go out. Visiting hours in prison are also limited; Mrs. Rong, by that time you wouldn’t even be able to see the person you’re visiting.”
“It’s different in the sanatorium because it’s a special case, there are no particular rules regarding visiting.”
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