Chapter One: AnticipationThe room she had been assigned to is very much like a hotel room, bare with only the basic necessities. She's left alone the first day, either to get her nerves settled or to build anticipation.
She opted for the latter.
It's also to give her time to think. They gave her a basic timetable for how the first few days will pass, to give her an idea of what to expect. Fifty percent of the people who quit does so on the first day, during the waiting itself. Back when she was told this, she had scoffed and thought them weak, but now that she's here, she sort of gets it. The anticipation is terrible.
The isolation makes it more real.
Everything is going to be so real- too real. She doesn't even know any of the men's names.
That's what makes it immersive, a little voi
