Chapter 14 - Rejecting a pathetic plea deal offered by a convicted socialite who cries behind bulletproof glass inside a New York state penitentiary today.
Inside the visitor room at the Bedford Hills Correctional Facility, Victoria sat behind a thick glass partition, her blonde hair dull and unwashed.
Lily walked into the room, sitting across from her with a calm, dignified composure that radiated absolute power and emotional freedom.
"Lily... please! I'm dying in here! Talk to the prosecutor, drop the federal charges!" Victoria wept, pressing her palms against the glass.
"You wanted me to go to prison for ten years for a crime I never committed, Victoria," Lily recalled with cold, precise memory.
"I offered you a plea deal for fifteen years, but you rejected it because you still believed your family name made you superior," Lily added.
"I was wrong! I was arrogant! Please, give me a second chance! I'll give you everything back!" Victoria sobbed hysterically.
"You have nothing left to give back; my foundation owns your home, and the court owns your freedom," Lily stated quietly before standing up.
May you like
She turned and walked out of the visitor room, leaving Victoria to face twenty years behind iron bars in solitude and regret.
---
Related Stories
