A cellmate? She was getting a cellmate? That seemed suspicious to her. Elsa prayed to God that it wasn't Jamie. But Jamie didn't live on E block, or at least she didn't used to. That could have changed though, inmates got moved around all the time. Elsa stood and followed Ryan out the door and through the corridors to E block. It wasn't until they were passing the cells that she realized E block was solitary confinement. How could she possibly get a cellmate in solitary? The cells were small but spaced out a great deal, to give privacy, but the kind of privacy an inmate didn't want.
Elsa looked up when she heard the familiar Hispanic accent come from the cell she was led to. There was Carlos. The color drained from her face and she stopped dead, trying to make herself dead weight so that Ryan couldn't push her into the cell. But he pushed her anyway and she stumbled in to Carlos leering at her. Elsa turned around and grabbed the bars of the cell, "No! No, don't leave me here, please! Do you know what he did to me?!" but Ryan was already walking away.
Elsa looked up when she heard the familiar Hispanic accent come from the cell she was led to. There was Carlos. The color drained from her face and she stopped dead, trying to make herself dead weight so that Ryan couldn't push her into the cell. But he pushed her anyway and she stumbled in to Carlos leering at her. Elsa turned around and grabbed the bars of the cell, "No! No, don't leave me here, please! Do you know what he did to me?!" but Ryan was already walking away.