Half an hour later, Mrs. Clark brought Carrie to a motel.

It was a small, mediocre motel. Although Carrie did not say anything, she mentally complained that Mrs. Clark was stingy for not giving her a room in a five-star hotel.

Mrs. Clark booked a room for Carrie before ordering someone to bring a bag from the car and pass it to Carrie. She said, “These are new clothes. You can come back down here after bathing and changing. I’ll take you out for a meal.”

Carrie accepted the bag and went to her room upstairs.

Despite having spent some time in prison, the haughty nature she had from growing up in a privileged environment remained. She hated the motel.

Carrie did not take a long time to wash up. She changed into the clothes Mrs. Clark had prepared for her after a quick shower. Then, she blew her hair dry and stared at her reflection in the mirror for some time before combing her hair.

She had lost a lot of weight. However, she still looked beautiful as she was young.

“I won’t