Ariana’s parents don’t trust therapists—not for their struggling marriage and not for their selectively mute daughter, who can only speak when she feels safe. Ari, who’s pretty sure she’s autistic, expresses herself primarily through clothes. When popular Luis Ortega, who doesn’t care that she never talks, befriends her, Ari finds herself head over heels. But when they have sex, Ari can’t quite figure out what happened—she never told Luis no, but she didn’t say yes. Then the rumors start, and a note from someone who says Luis hurt them, too, appears in her locker. As she starts to understand that what happened wasn’t an accident, she also realizes that she’s not powerless—and, more importantly, not alone.