When their teacher assigns a full‑day group project with no choice in partners, Maya and Anna find themselves stuck all day with the most popular clique in seventh grade—Brandt, Alex, Dustin, Heather, Becca, and Jess. None of them are happy about it; the girls are used to being ignored or brushed off, while the boys in particular see them as nothing more than an annoyance and an easy target. Between snide remarks, eye‑rolls, and quiet mocking, it feels like the longest day of their lives. But trapped in the same room, forced to actually work together and talk, what starts as nothing but frustration and cruelty might just reveal there’s more to everyone than their social labels—and that even the people who act like they hate you don’t always have it all figured out.