Judith turns sixteen and runs away from home. There is only abuse, anger and pain, and she had enough of that already. She, of all people, to whom everything with 'group' in its name seems like a contagious disease, ends up in a group home. Without drugs, without weapons, but at every corner something they call help. As a hopeless among hopeless, Judith staggers through therapies, temporary jobs and her first infatuation. In her debut novel, bestselling author Lucy Fricke tells of the pain of loss and turmoil when saying goodbye to a disastrous youth sensitively, drastically and with laconic wit.