Amanda is being transferred from a police holding cell to a proper penitentiary, a long journey which takes more than a day and requires a stop over at a house where police are authorized to hold prisoners in transit. The cops are a little lax because Amanda should be in an orange jumpsuit, but they have allowed her to keep her street clothes on. She is, however, restrained in the correct fashion - handcuffs on her wrists attached to a waist chain, and a further chain reaching down to the shackles on her ankles. The cop has been transporting Amanda all day, keeping her in restraints for hou...

Amanda is being transferred from a police holding cell to a proper penitentiary, a long journey which takes more than a day and requires a stop over at a house where police are authorized to hold prisoners in transit. The cops are a little lax because Amanda should be in an orange jumpsuit, but they have allowed her to keep her street clothes on. She is, however, restrained in the correct fashion - handcuffs on her wrists attached to a waist chain, and a further chain reaching down to the shackles on her ankles. The cop has been transporting Amanda all day, keeping her in restraints for hours and not stopping (prison transport companies also refuse to stop because of the risk of a prisoner escaping). Inevitably the prisoner ends up with a full bladder, and because she is restrained and under the control of the cop, there is nothing she can do about it. The cop is already disgruntled at having to perform this task in the first place to save the system money, so he is not sympathetic to her latest predicament. Amanda fidgets and keeps complaining about her discomfort, but instead of helping the cop prepares food for himself, indifferent to her mounting problem. Who knows if Amanda can hold out until he is finally deigns to assist her.