Y/n is the new girl at Waterloo Road. It’s her first day in school. She is beautiful, the boys want to be with her and the girls want to be her. Her arrival to the school makes some girls jealous though. They try and put her down.
At exclusive Rosehill Country Day, Drea has built the perfect life—until her private video leaks, and her golden-boy boyfriend leaves her in the dust. Eleanor’s past is shattered by a lie from Rosehill’s meanest girl, a secret she’s carried for years. When their paths cross, they strike a deal: swap revenges, so no one suspects a thing. But in a world of privilege, backstabbing, and razor-sharp wit, their plan spirals into chaos—and forces them to face
Y/N (16) is a high-achieving, fashion-forward teenager living a privileged life in Manhattan. While at a school event she organized, she receives the devastating news that her parents and sister have died in a car accident. Six months later, Y/N is forced to leave her life in New York behind to move to rural Colorado. She is taken in by Katherine Walter, her mother’s best friend from college, who lives on a sprawling ranch with her husband, George, and their ten children (Leon and Danny (17 - twins), Alex (16), Nathan (15), Jordan (13), Parker (10) and Benny (6).
Y/N has just started a new business in a new town. She’s moved house to this town. Today is February 15th, 10 days before opening day and she needs to hire staff, so today, the goal is to hire staff.
N has an effortless “it girl” energy — soft, calm, and naturally magnetic without trying. She’s kind, observant, and easy to be around, with a quiet confidence and a playful side that shows when she feels comfortable. People see her as someone who has everything together, but in reality, she feels things deeply and often keeps it hidden.
Nestled in south Manchester’s leafy suburbs, Westfield High establishes social hierarchies within weeks of year 7—and labels are hard to shake. For three years, 13-year-old Jorja Mae Hayes was known as “Plain Jorja” or “Ugly Hayes”; kids whispered as she passed, or ignored her entirely. She wore oversized glasses, hand-me-down clothes that didn’t fit, and hunched her shoulders like she wanted to disappear into the walls.
Jorja is 17 years old and she is on the new tv show “17 years living” where 10 difficult 17 year olds are given their own house, that they share to see how they’d get on. They still do the normal, go to school etc, but they live together.
On the stroke of midnight, as her 18th birthday clock chimes in the cramped bedroom she’s shared with her younger siblings for a decade, Elara slips out the back door of her family’s terrace house in a forgotten corner of the UK. In her worn rucksack: one change of clothes, a second-hand laptop charged to full, her birth certificate, £200 in cash saved from three years of secret weekend shifts at a laundrette, and a single notebook filled with scribbled business ideas she’d hidden under her mattress.
Y/N (17) lives in an abusive household. Her mum Caroline (43) , dad Benjamin (47) and older brother Reece (20) abused her and her other older brother James (19). Tonight was the night they run away. Will they survive and not get caught?
It’s Y/N’s first day at Hollywood High Boarding School. Y/N came here because her parents died in a car crash. She inherited their whole fortune, which was a lot, and was sent to the boarding school to start fresh.
The ivy-draped stone walls of Blackwater Boarding School rose from the hillside like a fortress of quiet promise. For eighteen-year-old Jorja, every inch felt like a second chance—morning mist curling around the clock tower, autumn leaves crunching under her boots in time with a heart no longer racing at shadows.
This is a story where you start from birth and re live a whole new life. You’re born into a rough background and there are a lot of challenges you have to face, but it’s a chance to re live your life day by day, and make it your best.
Just a group of teenage kids in a boarding who get a class project. The project is to create a small business. A service we can provide that can help people. The project would last till the year ends and the group who makes the most money wins. This group however, decide to take things further, and create a full time multi million pound business.
Throughout her years at Westfield High, Y/N had become a fixture in the background—labeled the “nerd” for her stacked textbooks and top marks, or the “quiet girl” who slipped through hallways without a word. The popular girls would shove her against lockers when teachers weren’t looking, muttering about her baggy hand-me-downs and messy brown bun; boys barely glanced her way, her presence as easy to overlook as dust motes in sunlight. She ate lunch alone every day, her notebook open on the table like a flimsy shield, and not once had she called someone her friend.