[Shaun]

Michaela turned off the taps and grabbed her towel from the hook to her right. She began scrubbing her hair dry as she grew colder and walked into the main area completely naked. Cheeky. She couldn't find Ieva anywhere and assumed she'd gone back to her cell, when she looked up towards the only source of the light in the whole room - a barred window - and saw Ieva hanging from a series of pipes with her towel. Michaela screamed and frantically tried calling for help.

Livia had turned on her personal stereo and Classic FM was in the middle of Strauss' Violin sonata in E flat. How gorgeous, she thought, as she polished off a cherry bonbon.

Rather than leave her friend to die, and deciding to take things into her own hands, Michaela ran and grabbed a chair from the adjoining changing rooms and hurriedly climbed it to try and untie the knot around Ieva's neck. It gave way quickly, and she tumbled backwards onto the stone floor with an unconscious Ieva in her arms.

"You should've left her," a voice stood over her and as she looked up, she only saw the razor in their hand. The killer lashed at her neck repeatedly and blood began streaming into the drain at the centre of the room. The killer made a hasty exit to their cell and disposed of the razor - after wiping its handle for fingerprints - in the laundry bin. The two girls were discovered half an hour later by a cleaner, alerting Livia and leaving the entire prison in lockdown for a week. Ieva's injuries were not too severe, and the initial impression was that she had killed Michaela and then tried to commit suicide out of guilt, but traces of towel fabric under Michaela's fingernails proved that she had been the one who saved Ieva. Something foul was afoot, Livia observed, and she knew that once this got out the ICB program would be kaputt. So she said nothing: a coroner was called to the establishment and Livia maintained that the body was that of a terrible accident involving a prisoner on the kitchen shift. But she wasn't done with the inmates: she already knew she had a couple of murderers in her company but she hadn't banked on one of them being active.