Are trust and honesty dead, leaving betrayal as the singular course of normal human behavior? Whitney Danica, thirty-one years old, really isn't a nasty, mean-spirited, and self-centered person. It's just that she's been misled too many times, starting from when she was given up for adoption as a child. Today, she is protective of her personal life and works harder than most of the rest of the workforce, leaving not much time to develop any meaningful healthy personal relationships. She finds intimacy by paying male escorts to gratify her. When new owners take over the company, her internal alarm system picks up a threat. She's got to find a way to not just survive but to thrive. Yet with no apparent person to turn to for help, how will she get through this danger? Is there someone she can trust?