Chapter Twenty-ThreePresent day
Raven's room was bright and colourful as the morning sun shone through the bay windows. It looked beautiful, but Raven resented its cheerfulness. He sat in the armchair in his room, facing Mr. Abbott who smiled broadly at him.
“So how was it to be back with the rest of the prison again?”
“It was interesting,” he said with some hesitation.
“Yes, I heard you received a lot of attention.”
“That's one way of putting it.”
“All I can say is you should pick your acquaintances carefully. Now that you're in the limelight, your dealings with other prisoners aren't secret anymore. There is always somebody watching you. It would be best for your image if you spoke to more reputable inmates.”
“Reputable?” Raven's voice was sharp with irritation.
“Let me put it th
