Do you ever feel like you've been forgotten about? Do you feel like you could have disappeared off of the face of the earth and not a soul alone would care, let alone know, that you were missing? That's how Andrea Faux felt when she had first gotten taken to the local Safe House for the crazy people at the young age of eleven. The poor girl had been going there only because she swore she could hear the voices of her dead father and sister talking to her as if they hadn't actually gotten into that car accident only years before, leaving her father and her sister both dead at the scene of the incident. Andrea had been in the Safe House for years and she had eventually thought that she was going to die in that awful place. She couldn't do anything about her never ending boredom except play boardgames or cards with the other patients in the Safe House or watch old movies as the days had ticked on and closer to her eighteenth birthday. Seventeen year old Andrea knew there was nothing wrong with her and she also knew she wasn't nearly as bad as any of the other patients who had Dissociative Identity Disorder and whatever it was that people had done to get sent away to places like this in strait jackets. One day, out of the blue, Andrea's mother comes to pick her up from this hell she'd been living in and for what other reason other than the simple fact that the young girl needed to begin studying for school classes, schools such as university. When Andrea had first gotten home, she'd suffered from slight insomnia and major anxiety. It isn't until Andrea meets Brendon, captain of the football team and the only male student that always gets the lead role in any school production, that helps her calm her nerves. Will Brendon be able to help Andrea out or will the young girl long for help from her mother, help she had always needed but didn't get until recently?