Lucy ends up being arrested, charged and then she ended up at court, with the judge finding her guilty of slander, hate crime and Islamophobia, and the judge sent her to a young offenders until the age of 18, in-which she’ll serve 2 years in prison.

Newspapers and news broadcasts report on her guilty verdict, with headlines such as “LUCY’S HELP FOUNDER FOUND GUILTY!”, “LUCY SUNDERLAND FOUND GUILTY!”.

Lucy’s mother tries to appeal her sentence but every appeal came with no luck.

Lucy is 18 now, she spent her teenage years in a young offenders, when she turned 16, she got told that there’s a risk of her going to prison, but the judge kept with the original sentence.

Lucy waits in her room, then the door opens and the officer informs her that she’s free.

Lucy Sunderland

I thought I was going to prison?

She is then told that evidence has came forward proving that the grooming gangs are real and that the police found evidence connecting her abuse to the grooming gang members.

As Lucy leaves the building, she notices her mother and father, she smiles and ran towards them and hugging them and then they walked away together.