Anthony Moore had always been known for being popular at college, not exactly for his charisma, but for the name he carried. His father's history of wealth meant that everyone knew who he was—and, as a consequence, his children grew up spoiled, arrogant, and untouchable. Anthony was no exception. He walked the hallways as if he owned the place, surrounded by curious, envious, or intimidated glances, always wearing expensive clothes and an air of superiority impossible to ignore.