This saddens Kristina and she begins to have sex with Brad. After Trey comes home, she asks him why he hadn't been answering the phone and he responds with that he had been seeing a girl for sex only and that he still loved Kristina. Trey leaves for college and Kristina soon finds herself becoming attracted to Brad. After finding out that Robyn now works at a "whorehouse", Kristina goes over and is able to sell the girls ice, instead of street crank, which was the only meth they'd had access to. She quits working at 7-Eleven by using blackmail and gets a call from Robyn. Kristina then moves in with Brad, Trey's cousin, while serving as the babysitter of Brad's two young daughters, Devon and LeTreya. After crashing one day, her mother kicks her out of the house because she didn't even try to help Hunter, who had rolled himself under a chair and couldn't get out. Kristina begins to smoke it every day, becoming skinnier and crashing more often. Meanwhile, Kristina has started dating Trey and began smoking "glass", which is much more harmful than smoking crank because it is pure meth in rock size quantities.
This causes Kristina to be almost late for Hunter's christening, but she manages to make it on time. Once her father comes, he takes her to casinos for her eighteenth birthday party and they snort some lines while there. The manager there is a porn dealer and offers her a job as a prostitute, but she declines.Īfter learning that her father is coming to her mother's home to be at the christening of her new baby, Hunter Seth, she begs her mother to let him come and she agrees, on the condition that Kristina has to be the one to tell her older sister Leigh. Once she gets home, she begins to work at a 7-Eleven to get the money to buy more crank. While at Robyn's house she meets a boy named Trey and starts to crave for people to look like they want or need her. But she finds herself searching for Robyn, her old contact for the "street crank". Kristina thinks that now she has a baby to care for and love, she can quit her addiction.
Like the previous novel in the series, Glass has been the subject of controversy, with the book being partially responsible for a public appearance by Hopkins getting cancelled due to parental complaints.
The third book of the series, Fallout, was published in 2010. Glass is the second novel in the verse novel series Crank by Ellen Hopkins, published in hardcover in August 2007 and in softcover on April 7, 2009.
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