He is very aware of Malan's acting style and thinking logic.
Now that Ma Lan has fallen in love with Bedford Hills Correctional Institution, and also likes the feeling of being domineering there and feeling like a ghost, then if he doesn't take her request seriously, he should still let her
She will be released from prison tomorrow, so she will definitely feel unwilling.
In this way, whenever she thinks of her wonderful life as a ghost in Bedford Hills Correctional Institution, she will uncontrollably criticize herself.
So the best way is to let Ma Lai decide to leave there on his own.
Although she is currently staying in Bedford Hills Correctional Institution, it is not difficult to let her decide to leave on her own. As long as the three female soldiers in Wanlong Store are removed, Ma Lan will definitely change immediately.
His attitude was like crazy and he wanted to get out as soon as possible.
Malan didn't know what kind of tricks his good son-in-law had prepared to deal with him.
In order to ensure that Ye Chen could continue to stay in Bedford Hills Correctional Institution, Ma Lan was going to call Ye Chen during the break time after dinner to inquire about the progress of the matter.
On the playground, the Chinese female prison guard saw Ma Lan and said very politely: "Sister Lan, what are you going to do in such a hurry?"
Ma Lan said worriedly: "Hey, didn't the lawyer come at noon today? Tell me that my case has been settled, and that I will be released tomorrow."
"Really?!" the female prison guard said in surprise: "Congratulations to you, Sister Lan, you will be free soon!"
Ma Lan waved her hand: "To be honest, I don't want to go out yet, so I plan to call my son-in-law and ask him to say hello to the boss of the New York police system and let me stay here for a few more days.
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The female prison guard asked in surprise: "Sister Lan, why are you doing this? Everyone here wants to get out early, why do you want to stay a few more days?"
Ma Lan laughed casually and said: "It is rare to have this kind of opportunity to experience life. I also want to know more about it and feel more about life in an American prison. I will introduce it to my friends when I go back in the future."
Although the female prison guard couldn't understand, she still smiled very politely and said: "Sister Lan, I think you are here to experience the sufferings of the American people..."
As she said that, she suddenly remembered something and said quickly: "Publishing books is very popular here in the United States. Not only writers publish books, but also people with special experiences like to publish books. You shouldn't be accumulating materials for your own writing, right?
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Ma Lan's eyes lit up and she said in her heart: "Oh, this is a good reason..."
Thinking of this, she hurriedly said to the female prison guard: "I won't tell you anymore. I'll call my son-in-law!"
Ask him on the phone: "Dear son-in-law, how did you go about the things mom asked you to do?"
As she said that, she thought of the flash of inspiration just now and said to Ye Chen: "By the way, my dear son-in-law, mom wants to stay here for a few more days, not just for fun, but also to make friends. Mom also wants to go back and write a book.
Something like writing a book called "My Days in Prison in the United States" to expose the darkness in American prisons, maybe it will become popular!"
Ye Chen was stunned when he heard this. Ma Lan is writing a book? She also wants to reveal the darkness in American prisons? It seems that she is the darkest person in Bedford Hills Correctional Institution now, right?
However, Ye Chen didn't say anything, he just smiled slightly and said in a very firm tone: "Mom, don't worry, I have already said hello to my client, and he said he will help you smoothen the relationship, so
If you do, the New York police will not let you out so quickly."
"Okay, okay!" Ma Lan beamed when she heard this.
For her now, the colorful world outside is still a bit ordinary, and she feels more satisfied by being domineering in Bedford Hills Correctional Institution.