Caroline is a typical college freshman. She knows it all and she is ready for it all. She sits in her freshman orientation listening to the Dean and a guest speaker talk about safety on campus as she ‘s not listening, just as she didn’t when her parents warned her of the dangers. In a blink of a night of frat party jumping Caroline finds herself drugged and in the trunk of a car, tied up with another girl. She then wakes up having been sold into the sex trafficking world. She recounts the two hundred fifty-three days that she spends sold. Her spirit is broken, she looses her will to live, her humanity but some how she is spared. In a twist of events the man that bought her allows her to leave, she runs to her freedom. Now she stands as a testament of the horrors that she experienced but the ability to fight and recover. It is a touching coming of age story that shows us that we are stronger than we believe or even know that we can be when confronted with the right situation. She hopes that shearing her story and informing others will save the next girls life. If only one.