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 has always felt stuck — in routines, in expectations, in a life that doesn’t feel like it belongs to them. Surrounded by a tight-knit group of friends who each seem to have their own direction (or at least pretend to), Y/N is the only one quietly suffocating under the weight of “what comes next.”
Y/N arrives at an elite UK boarding school in Year 11 after a dramatic past she is trying to leave behind. She is calm, observant, and naturally magnetic, and despite not seeking attention, she quickly becomes one of the most noticeable students in the school. Her presence disrupts the existing social hierarchy almost immediately.
Y/N Gallagher is 16, the youngest in a loud, messy, and completely unstable family living on a rough estate where survival is just part of daily life. The Gallagher house is constantly falling apart — financially, emotionally, and structurally — but somehow still holds together through chaos, arguments, and unbreakable loyalty.
At an elite private high school built on legacy, wealth, and reputation, everything is controlled by image. Students are not just students — they are reputations in motion, carefully shaped by expectation and scrutiny.
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).
So, at the prestigious Ravenwood Academy, Y/N, a determined and creative student, is placed in a business challenge class that divides the students into two rival teams. Each team must build a lemonade stand business, competing not just for grades, but for a future that could make them all rich. As Y/N navigates this high-stakes project, she’s thrust into a whirlwind of ambition, jealousy, and old friendships. Alongside her group—including Noah, Brody, Abby, and Casey—Y/N faces the dangerous allure of Leon’s obsession, Lena’s calculated envy, and Dylan’s relentless pursuit. In a battle of wits and will, Y/N must decide who she can trust, who she can outgrow, and who will shape her future.
The story follows Y/N, a newly appointed headteacher at Briarwood Secondary, a once-promising school now struggling with poor behavior and low attainment. Over a full academic year, Y/N works alongside a dedicated few—like Ms. Parkes, Ms. Khan, and a mixed student body—to instill a culture of respect, personal growth, and academic ambition. Along the way, Y/N faces resistance from casual teachers like Tom Clarkson, systemic pressures from Ofsted, and the hidden pain of students like Mika, who struggle in the shadows. But as Y/N steadily introduces boundaries, creates a safe environment, and empowers both staff and students, the school begins to transform. Every small success—a class that focuses, a student who opens up—propels them closer to becoming the good school Briarwood once dreamed of.
Y/N starts at a new sixth form school mid-year, expecting to stay unnoticed—but instead, she becomes instantly well-liked, almost effortlessly accepted by everyone around her.
You are Y/N, a teenager living in the small, close-knit town of Willow Creek, where life moves slowly and the biggest thrill is a Friday night at the diner. You live with your loving parents and your best friend group, and everything feels safe—until Leon walks back into town. You knew him once as the quiet boy who left a year ago, but now he’s back—mysterious, guarded, and surrounded by rumors. As whispers swirl, you start to realize something bigger is at play: Leon’s family is tangled in the mafia, and you’re pulled deeper into a hidden world of danger and intrigue. Suddenly, every choice you make comes with a risk, every glance could hide a threat, and every heartbeat pushes you closer to the edge. Yet, in the treehouse behind your house, you and your friends have a place to breathe—a private world, where danger doesn’t reach you… yet. The lines between safety and risk blur as you uncover secrets that will change your life—and the town—forever. Where will you go from here, Y/N?
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.
At eighteen, most students at Blackthorn Academy are already being shaped into future politicians, heirs, lawyers, athletes, and public figures. The academy prides itself on creating “exceptional people,” no matter the emotional cost.
Y/N is considered the most beautiful girl in school—she has bright, expressive eyes that draw people in, a warm, kind smile, and a natural, effortless grace in the way she moves.
At an elite British boarding school, life runs on invisible systems—status, loyalty, reputation, and control. You sit at the centre of it without ever needing to announce it. It isn’t something you chase; it’s something that simply forms around you. People know your name, your group, your presence. When you enter a room, things settle into place.