The Mysterious DeathRuth entered the cell and found the girls sitting in silence, their eyes filled with sorrow. "Why do you all look like this?" she asked, concern etched on her face. The girls exchanged glances before one of them spoke up, tears streaming down her cheeks. "We lost our fellow inmate, an old woman who killed her husband due to mistreatment.""Was she sick?" Ruth inquired, her voice filled with compassion. The room fell silent once again, and the girls looked down, unable to meet Ruth's gaze. "She was sick, and she had been in and out of the hospital," one of the girls finally replied, her voice trembling. "But the woman was kind-hearted. It was definitely a scam," another girl added."What do you mean, a scam? Do you think she was framed for killing her husband? That there is someone else involved?" Ruth questioned, her curiosity piqued. The girls proceeded to share all they knew about the woman. She used to tell them that her husband was killed by an evil woman, but

Previous Freedom and RedemptionRuth sat in her prison cell, her mind filled with memories. She had fought for her brother's freedom and managed to save him from the clutches of Mr. Donald. Alex was now a free citizen, having not stolen anything for four years. Ruth's sacrifice had been worth it.As Ruth reflected on her journey, she knew that justice had been served. She had fought for the truth, even at the cost of her own freedom. Now, she awaited her own redemption, knowing that one day, justice would prevail for her as well. The RevelationAlex and James went to see Ruth before her big day the next morning. Around eight o'clock, she was going to court to face the man who had raised her like a daughter, only to discover his involvement in her parents' death, as evidenced by the newly found evidence."How are you doing, sis?" Alex greeted, noticing a hint of sadness in Ruth's voice. "I'm okay, little bro," she replied with a smile.Concerned for her well-being, Alex suggested bri