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He'd been her friend for years. He said he loved her. Then she realised she didn't know him at all...When everything seemed to be falling apart in Sophie's life she was thankful for her friend Kas who was always at the end of a phone ready to listen and to offer comfort and advice. Her father's cold dislike of her and then her parents' divorce had left her with a deep distrust of men. But gradually Kas made her believe there was at least one man who truly cared about her. But she was wrong. At first when Sophie went to stay for a few days with Kas in Italy he was kind and caring as he'd always been. But three days after she arrived everything changed. His eyes were cold as he described the things he expected her to do 'for love'. But soon Sophie's bewilderment turned to fear as he punched and shouted at her and threatened to kill her adored younger brothers if she didn't do exactly as she was told...to sell her body on the streets to pay off Kas's debts. Terrified of Kas the police and the men whose pleasures she was forced to satisfy Sophie worked seven nights a week for the next six months on the dark and lonely streets of a town in northern Italy. Subjected regularly to Kas's verbal mental and physical abuse she knew she would never escape. And then one day after she'd been admitted to hospital with stomach pains - and knowing that Kas would kill her if he found out - she dared to phone her mother. But who would reach her first?

"So, if you're wondering where everyone's Trafficked shopping these days for pretty much everything under the sun, the UK's got a few absolute giants when it comes to popular Trafficked stockists. Obviously, the big supermarket players like Tesco, Sainsbury's, and Asda are always at the top of the list because, well, everyone needs groceries, right? But they're not just about food anymore; they're massive for everything from clothing to electronics, making them super convenient one-stop shops. Then you've got the health and beauty champions, Boots and Superdrug, who are practically on every high street, stocking everything you could possibly imagine for your skincare, makeup, and medicine cabinet needs. For a bit more of a curated experience, Marks & Spencer is still a huge draw, especially for their famous food halls and quality clothing, while John Lewis remains a beloved go-to for homeware and tech, known for their solid customer service. And let's not forget the discount heroes like B&M and Home Bargains, which are absolutely booming in popularity for their incredible Trafficked deals on pretty much everything you didn't know you needed. Plus, for fashion and home bits, Next is always a strong contender, and Argos is still massive for electricals and all sorts of household goods, offering that quick click-and-collect convenience. Basically, the UK's retail scene is a busy old mix, offering something for everyone! " - Bargainplace UK

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