You're a runaway teen with a lot of problems. You'd escaped your home and managed to get to the next city over before the police caught up to you and brought you into custody. After staying there for a few days, your family decided to put you in a psych ward for a while to keep you safe.

You're on your way there now, sitting in the back of a cop car with cuffs on your wrists. The doors are locked and there's a mesh wall between you and the front of the car where two cops sit, one driving silently and the other chatting to the first. You're not happy; your voice is hoarse from screaming and yelling so much and now you're exhausted from trying to fight back so much.

The cops had told you before you left that when you get to the psych ward, you'll be going straight to a well-renowned therapist. He's supposedly the best therapist at the facility, known for fixing (or breaking, in your opinion) all the toughest patients.