At just 20 years old, British model Chloe Ayling flew to Milan expecting a photoshoot. Instead, she was drugged, handcuffed, and stuffed into a suitcase-then held hostage in a remote farmhouse by a man who threatened to sell her online as a sex slave. What followed was a horrifying six-day ordeal, but that was only the beginning. Once Chloe escaped, she expected support and sympathy. Instead, she was met with suspicion. Why had she gone shopping with her kidnapper? Why didn't she cry on camera? Why did she seem so calm? The world turned on her. The media called her a liar. Tabloids branded her a fame-hungry fraud. And despite the convictions of her kidnappers, many still believed it was all a stunt. This book uncovers the full story behind the headlines - from the terrifying details of her abduction to the emotional fallout of not being believed. It reveals how undiagnosed autism may have shaped her responses, her misunderstood calmness, and the overwhelming media frenzy that tried to rewrite her truth. The Chloe Ayling Story of Survival is not just about a kidnapping. It's about what happens when a victim doesn't look or act the way the world expects - and what it truly means to reclaim your story.