The morning sun cast a harsh light over the prison as dawn broke, its rays filtering through the barred windows of the cell block. The warden, Officer Kells, a stern and imposing figure, was already hard at work.
His morning routine was abruptly interrupted by the uproar in the prison building, particularly Brianna's cell. The commotion from the previous night had not gone unnoticed, and it became clear that Brianna's deteriorating state could no longer be ignored.
Officer Kells had received numerous complaints and reports about Brianna's erratic behavior. With a sigh of frustration, he decided it was time to take action.
He summoned Dr. Eugene Hart, the prison's mental health specialist, to assess Brianna's condition. Dr. Hart, a middle-aged man with a calm demeanor and an air of quiet authority, arrived at the prison with a professional yet concerned expression.
