Odette Pierce

Aurora was sick of seeing orange jumpsuits, she saw them more then she would like and she flipped idly through the prisoner's file as she waited for her to be brought in.  She sighed, so someone who stole and had done various other petty crimes...she smirked a little bit to herself, she had her own thoughts about this person that she'd rather keep to herself.  She leaned back in her chair as she waited for the prisoner to be brought in, she just wanted the day to be over with so she could see Joseph and Dean.

Odette walked nervously behind a guard, studying her new surroundings. She had thought about prison ever since she was arrested that night with Cale, but she still wasn’t quite sure what to expect. Eventually the guard stopped in front of a door and opened it for her. She entered the room and slowly sat down in the chair in front of the blonde guard who had been in the room. She tried not to move too much, because whenever she did, her new ugly suit itched. Odette quietly looked up at the woman in front of her, nervously biting her lip.

"So Pierce...looks like you're here courtesy of theft, and stealing drugs." Aurora said as she studied the blonde woman across from her with narrow eyes. "Your number is R78103, better remember that while you're in here." She stated simply as she leaned back in her chair. "Also you'll be roomed in Cellblock A, room two...the meal plan there is bread and water. However don't get comfortable there because you'll be transferred around." She said with a small smile. "So want to tell me why you did it?" She asked dryly.

Odette stared blankly at the woman as she talked. She tried to pay attention, but as soon as the woman had said the number, Odette had already forgotten it. Did they really expect her to remember all this stuff? It was something with R, 7, 2.. No, that was her room number. Before she even had a chance to think more about it, she realised that the woman was waiting for her response.
"Uhm, I.." Odette said and bit her lip. She was going to say 'for fun' but then decided that that might not be the best thing to tell a guard. "I'm not sure," she said and pulled a nervous smile.

Aurora shook her head as her eyes studied her, she had a feeling the woman had already forgotten the number but then again most did. "Well in your statement, it says you went along with your brother commiting theft and other little crimes. Guess your brother teaches you everything huh?" She asked with a small smile.

Odette sat quietly for a while. They already knew what Cale had done, so admitting that he had been the one teaching her wouldn't be a problem, would it? She nodded.
"By the way.. When I got here I was asked to leave my belongings behind.. When will I get them back? Will they be in my room?"

Aurora laughed under her breath, "No...all belongings will only be given back to you when you're released." She stated as she watched her with a knowing look in her eyes. "That won't be a problem now will it?" She asked tauntingly.

For a moment Odette looked as though her entire world had fallen apart. "But.. if I can't even listen to my iPod, what am I supposed to do all day?"

Aurora shrugged, "Not my problem...I'm sure you'll find something to do though." She stated even though she wanted to start laughing.

"Hmph, very well," Odette mumbled annoyed. She had thought she could at least just let the days pass while listening to music or watching movies or something along those lines. This just kept getting worse and worse. The woman annoyed her. It was like she didn't even care about anyone but herself. But maybe that's just how guards are? But there had to be at least someone who was nice and sweet, right?

Aurora watched her with amusement before shaking her head, "So your brother Cale...he's been sent here as well correct?" She asked, as she flipped through the folders and saw his name. "Ahh yes he is, I'm sure he'll be happy to see you." She said with a dry humor.

Odette was wondering if Cale was aware that she was there already, but she didn't feel like asking her about it. She had already mocked her enough. Instead Odette just kept quiet as she glared at the woman in front of her.

Aurora smiled at her, not at all phased by the blonde woman glaring at her, "You really only have yourself to blame for getting caught you know." She said simply.

Odette sighed and looked away. In some way the woman was probably right. But she had gotten away with so many things in the past. If only her dad hadn't.. she didn't even want to think about him now. The only good thing about this whole situation was that she didn't have to listen to him all day. Still, she felt so trapped and powerless in here and that was definitely not something she liked.
Odette leaned forward and placed her elbows on the table in front of her. Her handcuffs clirred as she put her hands together and rested her chin on them. "So.. " she started with a little smile. "I don't suppose you could tell me what there is to do for fun in here?"

"Not get killed." Aurora said flatly before she gestured to the guard outside to escort Odette out. "Though I'm sure you'll think of something." She added before the other guard started to escort her out.

Odette wasn't planning on dying in here, but she didn't need anyone else to tell her not to. She was relieved when she finally got to leave the room.