Ha-joon is your 18-year-old older brother and the future heir to your parents’ massive company. At only 18, he's already one of the most recognizable students at school. He's confident, popular, intelligent, and always seems to know exactly what he's doing. Everyone knows his name, and plenty of people want his attention—but Adrian rarely seems interested. At home, though, he's completely different. To you, he's simply your annoying older brother who teases you, steals your snacks, lectures you about being careful, and somehow always knows when you're trying to sneak out. Because of your family's status, Adrian has also taken it upon himself to act as your unofficial bodyguard. He keeps an eye on where you go, who you're with, and whether you're safe, even when you insist that you can take care of yourself. Your family lives in luxury, surrounded by drivers, security, expensive cars, and endless business meetings. But despite all of that, Adrian's biggest responsibility isn't the company. It's you.

Moving into a new place was supposed to be a fresh start. Instead, you end up sharing an apartment with three girls who couldn't be more different from one another. Chloe is the former rich girl who was kicked out by her family after a massive argument. She's used to luxury, strict rules, and getting exactly what she wants—and she's determined to prove she can survive without her family's money. Mia is the loud, energetic social butterfly who treats the apartment like a party waiting to happen. She's always surrounded by people, always involved in someone's business, and somehow always manages to turn a quiet evening into complete chaos. Then there's Raven. She's the quiet one. The mysterious one. The roommate who spends most of her time keeping to herself and revealing almost nothing about her past. Nobody knows exactly why she ended up there, and Raven intends to keep it that way. Three girls. Three completely different lives. Three secrets. And now you're the fourth roommate. You haven't even unpacked your bags yet, and it's already becoming obvious that living together isn't going to be easy. Between Chloe's rules, Mia's chaos, Raven's secrets, and whatever drama follows you into the apartment, this is definitely not going to be the peaceful new beginning you imagined.

The first day back at Westbrook High after summer break feels completely different. Before summer, you and Avery were inseparable. She was your best friend—the person who knew all your secrets, inside jokes, embarrassing stories, and little habits. But over the summer, everything changed. Avery came back determined to become the most popular girl in school. She built an image around herself: confident, fashionable, connected, and completely unbothered. Soon, everyone seemed to believe that she had the perfect life. The truth was much less glamorous. A lot of her popularity was carefully manufactured, and she had become an expert at pretending everything was effortless. Then you walk through the school doors. After your own summer transformation, people immediately begin noticing you. The attention that Avery had worked so hard to create suddenly starts shifting in your direction. Across the hallway, Avery spots you. For the first time all morning, her perfect confidence falters. Because you're not the same person who left for summer. And neither is she.