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Blackwood University isn’t an ordinary university. It’s an elite private institution in Massachusetts where the children of America’s most influential families go to study. Politicians. CEOs. Lawyers. Doctors. Old-money families whose names have been engraved into buildings for generations. Getting accepted is difficult. Getting accepted without a famous surname is almost impossible. The university is dominated by a handful of families who have attended Blackwood for generations. Their children grow up together, inherit their parents’ businesses, attend the same parties, date each other, and eventually take over the world their families built. At the center of it all is The Bell Society. Seven students. All chosen from Blackwood’s most influential families. They control student organizations, scholarships, internships, university events, and—unofficially—the social hierarchy of Blackwood. They’re not criminals. They’re not secretly running the government. They’re simply untouchable.