As the prison guard read out a string of numbers, Gap bid farewell to everyone and welcomed long-awaited freedom!
The air of Federation freedom was still so sweet, but breathing the fresh air outside the prison and the air inside felt completely different!
Only outside the prison did the air truly smell sweet.
He looked around; today he was the only one being released, and there were no cars waiting to pick him up at the gate.
He walked to the bus stop opposite the prison, taking out two coins.
In prison, labor is rewarded, whether it's in government-owned prisons or those privately operated, it's the same.
As long as you work, they have to pay you, though most of this money gets consumed internally.
For example, toothpaste that costs only one dollar ninety-nine outside costs nine dollars ninety-nine here. You could choose not to buy it, but then a prison guard might beat you up, claiming your bad breath made him feel uncomfortable.
