Rabbit Hole Girl
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In the Mexican state of Guerrero, drug crimes are rampant. Men either join them or abandon their wives and children and smuggle themselves to the United States never to return. Girls here have lived under the shadow of being kidnapped and trafficked since birth. In order to protect their daughters, mothers will announce that their children are boys when they are born, and when the gender can no longer be hidden, they will try their best to make them look ugly and dig holes in their backyards for hiding. Her father left, her mother became depressed, and her best friend suffered a mental breakdown due to being kidnapped by a drug dealer. In such a helpless environment, Letty Day gradually grew into a calm, brave and precocious girl. Despite the dangers here and the difficulty of formal education, the beautiful nature of girls can still be seen in Letty Day and her friends. With any luck, they will all grow up. Finally, taking the opportunity to work as a nanny for a wealthy family in Acapulco, Letitia left the mountain village. She experienced a beautiful youthful love, but was falsely accused of being involved in a murder case and imprisoned. In prison, Letiday met all kinds of female prisoners. These women who were behind bars and committed shocking crimes were also victims of violence and drugs. At this moment, Letty Day is facing a more dangerous situation and a choice about the future...
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