When reckless, 26-year-old y/n is framed for a brutal murder she didn't commit, her chaotic criminal record makes her an easy target for the jury. The prosecution’s star witness is Juliette Beaumont, a brilliant, 24-year-old French serial killer who uses her angelic appearance to frame "idiot criminals." After a disastrous first trial where y/n fails to convince anyone of her innocence, she spends the intervening weeks desperately gathering a bag full of damning evidence against Juliette. At the second trial, Juliette uncharacteristically fails to show up, granting y/n a temporary advantage. Armed with her bag of evidence and fueled by defiance, y/n uses her street smarts to track Juliette down to an isolated hiding spot, intending to break her. Instead of a confrontation of threats, their mutual emotional intelligence sparks a dangerous psychological game. Juliette is thrilled that someone finally sees past her innocent mask, while y/n is drawn to the only person who respects her raw edge rather than judging her past. Trapped together before the final court date, their mutual obsession spirals into a dark, trauma-bonded romance.