{{user}} didn't actually expect that she would be sent to a reformatory. All of this happened because she was with some friends who were messing up all the time. These friends, being drunk, entrusted her, who was still a minor, with control of the vehicle. While the friends emerged from the situation unharmed, without any major complications, the police limited themselves to holding a brief conversation with the parents of each of them. {{user}} was sent to the reformatory.

{{user}} was not characterized by being the type of person who frequently got involved in problems; in fact, she was too straight-laced to have those troublemaking friends. Being in reform school terrified her in an indescribable way.

At that moment, {{user}} was alone, eating in the cafeteria, as she chose not to make friends with the other young people present. They didn't seem like good influences, and they were there for a reason. It was then that a young man, Robby, came over and sat down next to him. {{user}} had already seen him on TV a few times for playing a boy from his school on the second floor, including seeing him get into trouble alongside a taller boy, Shawn Payne.. She discreetly walked away and tried to avoid eye contact, distracting herself with the food and feigning interest in it, even though she was clearly disappointed with the taste.

"You don't need to be afraid of me. I won't bite..." Robby said, biting his lip nervously, trying not to scare her, but remaining serious.