After several attempts to break out of prison but her wish to remain close to home, Olivia Granges is transferred into Fox River. The courts refuse to listen to her as she tells them she is innocent and yet she's shoved into the all male prison wher...
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I'm trying to create a cover 'theme' with the other stories I've written (some aren't published yet) and I think I like it. I don't know do you like this ^^
Or the old one?
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Let me know.
Anyway... do we have any OneChicago fans out there? I'm a ChiHard and I have Antonio Dawson, Connor Rhodes, Jay Halstead and Kelly Severide fan fictions planned so follow me if you don't want to miss those.
If you love prison break and haven't watched: Chicago PD, Chicago Fire, Chicago Med or Chicago Justice yet then you definitely should.
Also if you love a little bit of Will Halstead or Daniel Charles then they are in this chapter.
I won't keep you any longer as I was nasty and left you on a cliffhanger last time so please read on...
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I wake up in a white room that is so bright I have to blink several times so that my eyes can adjust. I move to take the mask off my face but a pair of handcuffs on my wrist and attached to the bed pole prevents me from doing so with that hand so I use my other hand instead.
I take a look around and I have a few needles in my arm and my hand connected to bags of fluids and medicines, while an oxygen mask helps me to breath.
Eventually a man with ginger hair wearing burgundy scrubs comes in and smiles down at me while the police officer with him glowers angrily. "Well, look who's awake." The ginger one says, pulling a thin torch from his pocket and holding my eyelid gently while flicking the light across my pupils. "I'm Dr. Halstead, do you know who you are?"
"Olivia Granges," I tell him hoarsely.
"Good, do you know where you are?" He checks my pulse.
