A Deeper Shade of Indigo

All Indigo Corrine wants is to tell someone. To have someone know. Her parents, her sister, her friends, the police—someone—anyone. She fears. She fears for her own safety, for the safety of her loved ones, even for the safety of the nervous girl that sneaks into her room three days a week. But in order to keep them safe, she must keep this a secret. No one can know what she is being forced to do. No one can know about the drugs, the alcohol, the needles, the pills. No one can know about anything.