150. I Won't Miss This Time (5)

The head of the guard looked at me silently for a while. Then he answered. “There are no such people.”

“Ah, is that so?”

Was it the disappointment I felt when I realized that no one would visit me in this place for the last time?

I thought with their twisted personalities, at least Jermaine or Luelle would come here to rub salt in my wound, but even that didn't happen. It didn't seem like they would suddenly be the ones to wake up to their feelings of guilt, so their absence now was quite surprising to me.

“We will finally leave this place, baby,” I whisper to my baby boy, who snuggles in my armpit.

Finally, evening arrived. The guards opened the prison cell and then escorted me out to walk all the way to the back gate. I looked around in all directions as I knew it would be the last time I would take in the beauty of this place with my eyes. After all, this place was once the most comfortable place I could live because I was not comfortable in my own family's house.

I spent my late t