In a future where sentences are not carried out by machines – but by people – two prisoners share a small cell for one month.
One will act.
The other will be acted upon.
As silence stretches between them, what begins as procedure becomes something far more personal. When the truth finally surfaces, Prisoner 88 must face a choice that cannot be undone – and a consequence heavier than any sentence.
A dark, psychological story about responsibility, guilt, and what it means to live with what you’ve done.
Richard Grant is an independent author focused on psychological stories and thought-provoking concepts. Exploring themes such as memory, identity, and the perception of reality, he creates narratives that challenge readers to question what defines who we are.