“You gotta eat sometime, you know.” Meg huffed as she stood by the open cell door.
Dani quit picking at her nails and looked at Meg, knowing the other woman was right. It had been two days and she felt weak and lightheaded.
“Look, just stick with me. I’ll give you the run down on who’s who. It’ll be fine.”
“Alright,” Dani said as she reluctantly stood and followed Meg into the corridor.
The pair made their way past the other open cells to the mess hall. Women lined up against the wall around the room. At the front of the line was a cafeteria-style buffet; the servers were other prisoners who had worked their way up to kitchen duty. Dani had yet to receive any job assignments but was sure they’d start her somewhere at the bottom of the food chain.
“Okay, so over there you’ve got t
