Half an hour later.
Mrs. Janzen took Carrie to a hotel.
The hotel was not big, let alone upscale. Carrie didn’t say anything on her face, but in her heart she complained that Mrs. Janzen
was stingy and didn’t go to a five-star hotel to book a room for her.
Mrs. Janzen took Carrie to a room in that hotel and then asked someone to take a bag from the car and get off. She handed the
bag to Carrie and said to Carrie, “This is a new set of clothes. You go back to the room to take a shower and change clothes,
then come downstairs, and I will take you out to eat.”
Carrie took the bag and went upstairs with the room card.
Although she had been in it for a while, after all, she had been pampered since she was born, and she still had that arrogance in
her bones. She disliked this hotel.
She didn’t wash for long. She simply took a shower, washed her hair, put on the new clothes that Mrs. Janzen gave her, dried
her hair, looked at herself in the mirror for a while, and then combed her hair.
Carrie had lost a lot of weight, but she was young. Even if she lost a lot of weight, she was still a thin beauty.
“Camryn, Serenity, I will not let you go!” Carrie swore fiercely in front of the mirror, “I will pay you double the amount!”
Soon, Carrie went downstairs.
Mrs. Janzen was waiting for her on the first floor.
Seeing her come down, Mrs. Janzen didn’t say anything. She stood up, walked towards her, and said, “Let’s go; I’ll take you to
dinner. You can stay in this room that’s been opened for you. If you don’t want to stay, you can leave.”
“Thank you, Mrs. Janzen, for giving me new clothes. I can’t live here anymore. I want to go back to Newman’s house. That’s my
home. That blind woman can still drive me out!”
Carrie couldn’t wait to go back and cause trouble for Camryn.
Mrs. Janzen looked at her but said nothing.

After leaving the hotel and getting into Mrs. Janzen’s car, Mrs. Janzen took Carrie to eat. The place to eat was not a high-end
place; it was just an ordinary fast-food restaurant. They ordered a few dishes.
While waiting for the food to be served, Mrs. Janzen said, “Miss Newman, don’t think I’m stingy for not inviting you to a high-end
place for dinner. In fact, you just came out and came out early, and they didn’t know you were free.
You keep a low profile for the time being, so as not to let them know. In that case, you won’t be caught off guard.”
Carrie felt that what Mrs. Janzen said was reasonable, and her face looked much better. She said to Mrs. Janzen, “Thank you.
Mrs. Janzen, you’ve thought so thoughtfully of me. I am very happy to be able to come out and see the outside world again. I am
not as picky about food and accommodation as before.”
She used to be the second young lady in the Newman family. In the Newman family villa, she enjoyed all the glory and wealth
and ate all the delicacies from the mountains and seas. When she was in a bad mood, she could also take pleasure in treating
her eldest sister, and she lived a happy life.
She would be very picky.
In prison, there was no such good treatment, and she suffered a lot.
After staying there for such a long time, her little unruly temper had been smoothed away long ago.
Fortunately, she could come out.
Compared to her parents, her sin was the least serious.
Mrs. Janzen nodded with satisfaction and said, “Miss Newman, you’ve matured a lot now and have changed a lot.”