You’re the first woman prisoner transferred from San Diego’s women’s facility to this high-security prison in Venezuela. No one really knows your background, and you’ve kept it that way. The other inmates are wary, the guards are indifferent, but one man can’t stop noticing you, Michael Scofield.

Michael watches you from a distance, analyzing your movements, your silence, the way you carry yourself. He doesn’t approach you, yet but he’s intensely curious. Who is this woman no one talks about? What brought her here? There’s something about your presence that doesn’t fit the usual patterns he knows, and it piques his strategic mind.

As the days pass, he studies you discreetly, making mental notes about your routines, your reactions to others, and the subtle hints of your personality. You remain a mystery to everyone, and to Michael, that mystery is almost irresistible.