They thought they were in love.
They thought they were safe.
They were wrong.
Mary is seventeen and certain she's found the real thing-until a weekend with her boyfriend unravels into something far more sinister. Ellie is fifteen, conditioned to confuse danger with care, survival with consent. Neither of them realizes they're part of something bigger-something calculated.
In the shadows of rural town life, a quiet network grows-trading girls like secrets, turning newborns into untraceable transactions. No paperwork. No witnesses. Just clean births and quiet goodbyes.
When Mary and Ellie's paths collide, they form a fragile alliance built on shame, resilience, and the desperate hope that they're not alone. But as pregnancies advance and truths surface, one thing becomes terrifyingly clear:
None of this was an accident.