ROBERT
Cigarette smoke wafted down the corridor and into the cell where I'd been confined.
My cuffed hands reflexively went to my nose, attempting to block out the stench but to no avail. My lungs were burning, and a gag formed in my throat.
One day. It’d only been one goddamned day since everything had gone to s**t. I'd gotten arrested and locked in a place I’d sworn never to step feet in again—a place filled with the memories of some of my worst nightmares. Oh, but I was on the verge of insanity. I was going crazy.
Even though my cell was luxurious by jail standards, I couldn't breathe or sleep.
There were two windows with a thin curtain that let in natural light. A vanity table and a broken mirror sat to one side. A little closet stood next to it, but it held nothing but the to
