Mirkwater was his third facility in the 25 years since graduating from Princeton, having worked there for seventeen years now. He had been an idealist in his younger years, right up to five years into his employment at Mirkwater, when an inmate he had worked intensively with was denied parole on very vague grounds. In his mind it was both unfair as discriminating. The girl was subsequently transferred to another facility out of state and he had lost the contact to keep up with her progression. He had slowly, but surely, lost faith in the system, even though it paid for the bills. But Dr. Yves Montand was a fighter, and if he couldn’t work with the judicial system, he could make things better for his inmates, the girls and women at Mirkwater.<br/><br/>Over the years he had developed a favours for favours side-scheme, any favour an inmate wants comes at a cost. But it always and all depends on the inmate what the cost will be for them. He has kept his scheme hidden, although Danielle was very quickly to discover it. Maybe his guard had slipped around her, right from the moment she started as a Medical Doctor eighteen months ago. Dr. Xavier was a very attractive woman, although Yves didn’t have a specific kind or type of girl or woman he preferred. But there had been a healthy and somewhat sensual tension between the two of them, and when he found out she knew about his scheme and hadn’t reported him, she had risen in his regards.<br/><br/>When he was drinking his coffee that Monday morning, he knew that Danielle would be preparing the room for the C4 group session. Dr. Montand preferred individual sessions, for in those he had always made the best results. But Mirkwater was a long sentence facility and especially in the early years of a sentence, therapy was given in group sessions. He flicked through the files of the inmates on level 4, there was going to be one new arrival a Molly Bloom, an early 20s girl convicted for armed robbery. She would be the first this afternoon to share her story. In his group sessions he allowed room for the inmates to get to know each other better.<br/><br/>He finished his coffee and looked at the clock on his laptop, nearly midday, almost time to head to the staff restaurant for a light lunch, so he could make it back to his office with time spare for the afternoon’s session.