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My name is Victoria, I’m 24, and I’m British. A year ago I was working as a model — small shoots, shows, catalogues. Then I was offered “good money in London”. I went, and it turned out that “modelling work” was escorting. They wouldn’t let me leave: they took my documents, my phone, and kept me under constant watch. I was trapped. A friend of mine, Emily, also a model, was there with me. We knew that if we didn’t escape, we’d never get out. One night we simply walked away. No belongings, no documents, with £12 between us. We had nowhere to go. We stayed at an acquaintance’s place in a tiny room, eating only what we were given. I couldn’t ring my parents — it was too shameful and too frightening. Every day we thought only about how to survive. “Remember when Alex and I used to play?” Emily said to me once, “Vik, I know this sounds mad. But I used to live with a bloke called Alex. We played Sweet Bananza together. It wasn’t riches, but we covered the rent and food. Then we split up, and I went into escorting. But the game really did help.” I didn’t believe it. But we had £12. We decided to take a chance. Not with everything — just a little at a time. First steps and numbers We put in £5. Just to try. On the second day we hit a bonus and withdrew £18. It sounds silly, but we bought a hot dinner. For the first time in a week. After that we were careful. We never played with the last of our money. Only what we could afford to lose. Put in £5 → withdrew £18. A couple of days later put in £10 → withdrew £35. Then £15 → got it up to £70. A week later £20 → hit x3, withdrew £150. There was a bad evening too: we lost £10 and closed the app. We didn’t chase it. Biggest win: we set aside £30 and that evening pulled out £600. I sat there shaking. It was the first serious money in a month. What changed in two months We didn’t become millionaires. We were still working (we found ordinary jobs — waitressing, shop work). But over two months, wi
