Cat Shifter Millie dies again and again. Both times, she comes back to life in the prison that is familiar to her to the moment before everything falls apart.

She loses her first life to two brothers who are so inept at caring for her that it leads to her accidental death. The duo are opportunistic and sadistic, taking pleasure in her pain and humiliation and gaining a profit by sharing her with their peers.

In her second life, she doesn't go with the brothers, but with a trustworthy-looking man who was anything but. She lives a longer life whilst under his care, though the prison that he keeps her in leaves much to be desired. He takes her apart until pain and pleasure are indiscernible from one another and she surrenders to all of his darkest desires and lets her animal side take charge, only to wake when a werewolf is thrown into her jail cell with her. The stranger promises to save her, but he was not successful as she dies during their escape attempt.

In her third life, she swears that she won't trust anyone again. She intends to build a future on her own, if only she could escape without getting caught.

The last thing she expects is to be reunited with the werewolf again. Perhaps in this life, she will find happiness.