Tuesday, December 16, 2014

A Day in the Life of a Trafficked Child


I used to get so excited when the school bell rang on Friday afternoons. It meant two days of freedom: playing tag with my friends, watching Saturday morning cartoons, going with mom to the store . . .

Now I don’t know where my mom is; it’s dark and cold in this place. All I feel is gross men’s hands doing horrible things to me, torturing me. I feel so dirty. I want to die but I keep on living in this never-ending hellish nightmare.

Why won’t my mom come get me? Where is my daddy? The evil man keeps hitting me with the belt. He says I’m a bad girl.

“Please somebody help me!” My brain keeps screaming over and over and over again.


Nobody comes.

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