Envelope after envelope, forgotten day after forgotten day, what will happen to 1450078D. She just does what she's told, but is there a way out of the place she calls home? Excerpt: BEEP BEEP BEEP! That's what I wake up to. I've woken up to that sound everyday for the past three years. It's not an alarm, it's the sound my door makes whenever anyone comes in. I'm confined to my one room. My room isn't anything special, it's all gray, there's a toilet and a sink. I also have a bed, a desk, and a chair as usual. There's one window, but it just leads to the hall. Kathy walks in and puts an envelope on my desk. I'm used to this by now. Kathy brings me an envelope, I open it and read it, I complete my tasks for the day, I come back and repeat. Although I remember every time I've opened an envelope, but I don't remember what's in the envelope or anything after opening it.