Истории Prisonlife

The walls here are gray, but they've never felt unfamiliar. In Cell 17, everything is stripped down to the truth-no one pretending to care, no one asking you to smile just to make them feel better. There's just silence, steel, and the sound of your own memories clawing their way back. Imani has had time to think. Time to sit with the ghosts of her childhood. Time to ask herself: How did I end up here? But the truth is, she didn't break overnight. The breaking started years ago, in a house where the lights stayed on but the love never showed up. A house where her father's voice could freeze a room. Where her mother's arms were never for her. Where being "the smart one" was the only way to be seen-until even that wasn't enough. She wasn't born for prison. But she was raised inside one long before the bars were made of iron. This is her story. The one no one asked for. The one no one believed she'd survive long enough to tell. From the outside, it just looks like Cell 17. But from in here, it's the only place she's ever been able to speak freely. And for once... She's going to tell it all.

Roblox is under attack. A hacker has joined prison life. Somehow, when he joined, twelve people that were playing any game on roblox were sucked into the game that they were playing. All other players don't have access to roblox anymore. The hacker plans to end roblox one game at a time. Matias, a fourteen year old kid, got stuck in prison life with the hacker. He wants to defeat the hacker and save roblox. But he can't do it by himself. Disclaimer: I don't own roblox or any aspects or games of it.

an nanbaka x Oc fanfic Mio shirosaki is a new guard in nanbaka and the only female personnel in the entire prison, she was personally told to supervise with three other guards building 13 the head surpervisor of the building is Hajime sugoroku what will happen when Mio meets the trouble makers, Cell 13

Trapped behind iron bars, where the nights are longer than days, survival is more than just breathing-it's choosing who you become. In The Prison, every scream in the dark carries a secret, and every shadow hides a truth too dangerous to face. Thrown into a cell with men who have already surrendered their names, the new inmate must learn the rules of power, fear, and betrayal. But the deeper he sinks into the prison's world, the clearer it becomes: this place is not just a cage-it's a battlefield of the soul. Will he adapt? Or will the prison consume him like it has countless others?

Iris Edwards is a convicted murder but he didn't do it. Prison life's not for him and he'll have to get used to many things especially cellmate Matthew Hanley who was convicted of the same thing. Will he be able to get through the madness or loose himself in it.

How do you escape this hard long journey of prison life, without being a guard? Read to find out ways!

Life's rubbish in prison! #FreeMurdoc Get me outta here! The soap trick got pulled on me and I can't get to sleep most nights and everyone smells of piss.

"I'm More Than an Inmate" is a compelling narrative that delves into the author's personal journey of transformation within the prison system. The story begins with a poignant reflection on mental health struggles among inmates, highlighting the tragic suicide of a fellow offender. The author recounts his own battles with depression, addiction, and the harsh realities of prison life, eventually finding solace and purpose through self-education and support from others. The narrative critiques the inadequacies of the prison system, particularly in addressing mental health and providing effective rehabilitation. It emphasizes the need for genuine support and mentorship within the inmate community, as well as the importance of educational and psychological programs that promote real change. Through personal anecdotes and reflections, the author advocates for a shift in societal and institutional perspectives on incarceration, arguing for rehabilitation over mere punishment. The story is both a call to action and a testament to the resilience and potential for growth among inmates, urging readers to reconsider their views on prisoners and the prison system.

the characters are not mine but the stories for each one are based on who you want to be paired with.

In the bustling seaport of Apapa, Lagos, a tale unfolds of friendship, betrayal, and redemption. Stone, a hardworking dockworker, succumbs to the allure of easy money, leading to a violent confrontation that lands him in prison. Determined to make amends, he presents a business plan to his friend, only to vanish with their investment, leaving behind a lesson in trust and the consequences of greed.

A Sequel to The Flying, Fire Breathing, Talking Turtle Corn

Prison, cells and all that kind of stuff! I've grown op like this, with people who aren't that nice and stole your food even tho you weren't that old. I escaped with some random guy, who turn out to be my friend. Attacks, shotguns and new people... For you who don't know me, I'm Nate and this is my story.

what happened in prison that made Vi have to grow up so fast, gain her scars and tattoos? come find out in Prison Days

Investigator Shepard is falsely accused of tampering with a crime scene. With no hope he's shipped to a North Carolina prison where he has to learn to adapt to an abusive prison life. Shepard sees no hope until he meets and interesting character named SlaughterHouse.

Anthony Black was a normal 'straight' guy living a normal life until his identical twin brother committed a mass murder his brother went into hiding as Anthony while Anthony got arrested by the police officers Anthony didn't know what was happening when he got arrested. He saw his brother in his attic window with an evil smile. They never got along but Anthony never thought he would ever do something this low as to frame him for murder. Now all Anthony needed to do is to survive prison but a certain inmate makes that hard for him when all that inmate wants is to do a certain*cough cough* something to poor innocent anthony

This story revolves around Frank a convicted murderer who tells his daily life in prison as well as his past life in which he progressively gets to the part where he committed his crime and often mentions his "Big Day" where he becomes free from prison, How is that even possible for a convicted murderer !?, well ladies and gentlemen, there's only one way to find out how, and that's by reading from frank's words here in the novel.... P.s. Enjoy

Paul Adams, is a claustrophic murderer, anxious about his past. As such, he begins to write a fully fledged diary that commemorates his life, from his younger, paranoid self, to the selfish killer he is now.

I was in the city robbing banks and the police saw us and we went to Prison.

this is a true story/entries of what it's like to a wife to someone incarcerated within the system.