The heavy iron doors open and she walks through the entrance of the jail to the reception area. Oliver on her one side and Ethan on the other, both a step or two behind her.
Booking in for the visit, the boys are told to stay behind, only one visitor is allowed per prisoner, and she almost breathes a sigh of relief loud enough for them to hear.
She is escorted by a prison guard through the gates that are unlocked and locked again behind them until they reach a dull room. The only things in the room are a table and two chairs.
A door on the other side of the room unlocks, and he walks in. She rushes over to him, throwing her arms around his neck, but isn’t allowed to keep them there for long before a guard tells her not to touch the prisoner.
His wrists are cuffed and his eyes don’t giv
