At eighteen, Y/N has already experienced more pain than most people could imagine. After a troubled childhood, years of rebellion, and a drug problem that eventually lands her in prison for three years, she's forced to share a cell with Andrea Wilson and Kendall Ryke. Andrea is a manipulative brunette who thrives on control, while Kendall is a tattooed, sharp-tongued menace with an intimidating reputation. Together, they make Y/N's life a living hell, determined to break her spirit and establish their dominance. But Y/N refuses to stay beneath them. As arguments, cruel pranks, and power struggles become part of their daily routine, the three develop an unusual arrangement. Behind closed doors, they sometimes talk, joke, and distract one another from the miserable reality surrounding them. Yet none of it is love, loyalty, or genuine affection. In prison, everyone needs a distraction. Sometimes, the people who make your life miserable are the same people who help the hours pass. And sometimes, nothing means anything at all.
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