Chapter 2487
In prison, there were three things that felt the best.
The first was the feeling of being completely filled after eating one's fill.
Most people did not feel happy after eating their fill, but in prison, being able to eat enough brought happiness.
To prevent federal prisoners from having too much energy to cause trouble, the Prison Administration Bureau had always enforced a rule allowing them to eat only half their fill.
In other words, prisoners received only sixty percent of the food needed for their daily activities, ensuring that they remained in a state of semi-starvation most of the time.
They could not exactly say they were hungry, but they could not say they were not hungry, either.
On top of that, some prisoners in the prison would steal other people's food, so there were always people who went hungry from morning to night.
The second was standing under the shower and taking a hot bath.
Being close to water could effectively reduce negative emotions, and this had also been medically verified.
Smoothing away agitation and easing depression—these were all things water could do.
Prisons did not restrict the amount of water used. You could leave it running for fifteen minutes straight.
It was also an opportunity to relax completely every two days. When the shower ended, it felt as though one's whole body had been given a new lease on life.
As for the third, it was the moment of lying down in bed! All one's problems were cast aside at that moment, and everyone had only one thought in mind: to enjoy a good night's sleep.
Whether it was exhaustion, hunger, pain, irritation, or unease...
In dreams, everything would get better!
In the hot water, the ex-husband felt a wave of comfort, and the negative