There was a bedsheet that was tied to the top of the bars and was hanging down; it worked as a curtain, so no one would see what was going on inside. Of course, no one could see, but they could hear it clearly. To the right of the bars, there was a small toilet attached to the wall; on top of it, there was a sink. Above the sink, there was a small mirror attached to the wall. To the right of the sink, there was a bed; its side was attached to the wall, so it couldn't be moved. Another bed was attached to the left-hand wall. Between the two walls, there was small desk next to the wall that was in front of the bars. Above the desk, there was a very small window that had bars.
There were two figures in front of the desk and between the beds. The guy on his knees was called 'Alex;' he was sentenced to eight years in prison for armed robbery. It was his first time; he was convinced by his "friends" to help them, but when push came to shove, they left him for the cops and escaped with their lives and the money.
Alex was a small guy. He was tall, 182 cm to be specific, but he was very slender. His dark brown hair was somewhat longer than its usual length. His eyebrows were rather lengthy. His brown eyes were filled with tears; he wasn't sad. The cause was the lack of air. His face was clean-shaven. His nose was a bit too big for his face. As for his lips, his red little lips were locked around the other figure's cock. His saliva was running down his chin. The man had pushed his cock so deep-down Alex's throat that he could barely breathe.
Alex's body was hairless; he was ordered to shave everything, head to toe, except for his head of course. There were bruises on his back; some of them in the shape of thick lines, and some other ones had small circular shapes. On his ass cheeks, there were long weals. Between his legs, his ball sack was tight, and his cock was standing erect; it was average, not too big, not too small.
He had entered the prison a month ago. Right off the bat, his cellmate had told him to lookout for a guy named "Ji-woo;" he was a well-respected man. Everyone called him "Mr Ji". Nobody knew why he was in prison, but they all knew one simple rule, "Don't try to fuck with Mr Ji;" it was a lethal mistake to try to.
Alex had seen Mr Ji from a distance, but his first one-on-one encounter with the man was when he went to shower for the first time.
The showers were in narrow halls. Both the walls and the floor were made of white ceramic. There were ten showers in each hall, five on the left-hand wall, and five on the right-hand one.
Luckily, Alex's cellmate had turned out to be a rather nice guy; his name was Donovan. Donovan was black; his head was shaven, he had a scar under his right eye, his nose was big, and his face looked rough. He was very muscular. When Alex first arrived at the prison, he expected to be abused by Donovan the first night, but, shockingly, Donovan turned out to be rather calm and collected guy who wasn't abusive at all.
Donovan and Alex stood next to each other while showering. While they were washing themselves, Mr Ji entered; he walked past the entrances of the halls and looked inside. When he saw Alex, he clapped a few times and said, "Leave." Everyone left, even the guards.
As the guards were leaving, one of them told Mr Ji, "Don't be too rough. Leave enough of him for the nurses to patch together."
"Don't worry, sergeant," Mr Ji had a bit of an accent, "I won't cause an incident."
"I'm not sergeant."
"Do I look like I care?"
Alex, being completely clueless, tried to leave as well, but when he reached the entrance of the hall, Mr Ji put his hand on Alex's chest and pushed him back in. Alex took a few steps back.
"I know what you have in mind." Alex's voice was trembling.
"Do you now?" Mr Ji was amused.
"I do. Before you do it, can I say something?"
"Go on."
Outside, the two guards were standing by the door to make sure no one would enter the showers.
"Up for a bet?" One of the guards asked the other one.
"Why not?" The other guard returned.
"Alex, was it? I bet he'll kill himself after this."
"I'm with you on that, so no betting I guess."