In the school lounge, Betty and Kelly engage in a conversation about their lives. Betty opens up about her relationship with Martin and her feelings for Edward, leaving Kelly taken aback. Kelly warns Betty against dating Edward, pointing out that he is Heather's ex, and suggests it would be inappropriate. Betty urges Kelly to keep this information from Heather, and Kelly agrees to remain silent. Later, in the gym, Betty and Martin discuss their relationship when Martin notices Heather entering. Heather gives him a puzzled look, questioning his conversation with Betty. Realizing he's being watched, Martin abruptly ends his chat with Betty, claiming he needs to join a basketball game, and rushes to the court. Heather approaches Betty, inquiring about her discussion with Martin. Betty then reveals that she and Martin have been secretly dating for three years. Heather reacts strongly, expressing her frustration over not being informed, and Betty apologizes, sharing all the details of her relationship with Martin. During lunch, the Plastics make their grand entrance into the cafeteria, distributing flyers for The George's fundraiser brunch. They stroll and discuss the brunch and various topics, after which Betty, Heather, Kelly, and Marie engage in a conversation about attending. Marie mentions that only wealthy clichés participate, to which Betty agrees. She approaches Martin to ask if he would like to join her, and he responds affirmatively while glancing at Heather, who is in line for lunch. Later, Betty prepares to attend George's fundraiser brunch. Meanwhile, at Angel's house, the Plastics are seen getting ready in a montage. Back at Betty's home, she receives a text from Martin indicating that he has arrived, prompting a disagreement with her mother about attending the brunch. Following the argument, Betty leaves and gets into Martin's car, and he drives them to the event. Upon their arrival at the brunch, Betty and Martin attract everyone's attention. Lawrence and Ms. George reconnect and discuss their affluent lifestyles. The Plastics make their grand entrance, taking their seats and starting to gossip about Betty and her circumstances. Mrs. George takes the microphone to deliver her speech, and once she concludes, the audience erupts in applause. After a series of performances, The Plastics take the stage to perform "Bubble Gum Bitch" by Marina, as the funds continue to increase. Meanwhile, Betty and Martin sneak off to the bathroom for a private moment, but during their intimacy, Betty imagines Martin as Edward. At home, Heather lounges on the couch watching "Euphoria" when she receives a text from Martin that reads, "I miss you 🥺." She initially responds with "I miss you too, bubba 🤍💗," but quickly deletes it, opting instead for "We need to talk." With a sigh, she resumes watching TV. As Martin and Betty converse, he sends a text to Heather, catching Betty's attention. When she inquires about it, Martin fabricates a story, claiming it's a message from his mother. The Plastics then head to the bathroom to vape, engaging in gossip about the latest school drama. Once the brunch concludes, they successfully raise $56,000, and Ms. George delivers her gratitude speech before everyone departs. Martin drives Betty home, where she kisses him goodbye before exiting the car. After he leaves, Martin arrives at Heather's house and texts her to let her know he's outside. She steps out, and they begin discussing the challenges of their relationship, particularly the fact that they can no longer see each other now that she is aware of his involvement with Betty. He consents and mentions that they can remain friends, to which she agrees, embracing him before heading back inside as Martin drives away. The following day, Eugene rings the doorbell at Angel's house, and Angel opens the door to welcome him. Eugene requests a conversation, leading them to Angel's living room, where they discuss Eugene's family issues. Angel offers him advice and suggests that he can stay with him. Grateful, Eugene expresses his thanks, and Angel reassures him that it's no trouble. Meanwhile, Heather imagines an intimate moment with Martin, but her daydream is interrupted by her mother, who reminds her that her door is open. Heather replies that she forgot to close it, and her mother shuts the door as Heather turns off her light to prepare for sleep.
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BURN BOOK - SEASON ONE
HumorIn the freshman year at Northshore High School, tensions rise as drama, conflicts, and secrets unfold among the most captivating and distinctive students. While some relationships blossom, others wither away. The situation escalates dramatically whe...
