Elliot "Eli" Wesley and Lana Clarke are from two different worlds during high school. A year later after graduation, it's out with the old high school days, but Eli finds himself in a dilemma after being dumped by his girlfriend, Haley. Confused and upset by his girlfriend's sudden decision, Eli finds out that the guy Haley left him for was none other than Landon, the matured lifeguard at Santa Monica Beach. Is it not mentioned that Landon is Lana's older brother? After coming up with a plan to get close to Lana as a recoil for getting dumped, Eli hopes that doing this would make his ex-girlfriend want him back again. But what happens when Lana Clarke - the girl Eli only heard things about - ends up exposing Eli to her world she's closed off from others? That isn't suppose to be the plan, but Eli and Lana finds out more than they expected and possibly a change of heart...

16 year old Beryl Oz has always been an outcast. A complete wallflower. Unlike her little sister Frida who everybody adores and envies. Because of this, Beryl always thought she'd forever remain stuck living in her sister's shadow. But what if Beryl had the chance to start over? After finding out the heartbreaking news that her rich father cheated on her mother; Beryl, followed by her mother and sister, move from their huge Chicago home to a small apartment in Santa Monica to start a new life, and with the help of a crazy eccentric stylist, a girl afraid of her own shadow, and a mysterious boy who keeps disappearing, Beryl might just break out of her cocoon and finally become the beautiful butterfly she was always meant to be...At least that's the plan!

After an accident between Hailey and a stranger leaves her summer (and car) in ruins, she is left with no transportation and one ultimatum: to get a job and pay off the damages. But when the only person she wished she would never have to see again is the same person who she is forced to work with all summer, it seems that nothing will ever be the same. Can dingy records, rainy nights, and a few arguments bring two people together? Or will it just be a summer fling- one they both wished they had never gotten involved in? Who knew car payments could cause so much trouble. The MRSR trailer: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9xage9MN9Gs

Rider Smith was your average teenage boy- crushing on the most beautiful girl in the school, and always messing around with his best mate, Jas Bellsworth. With his head spinning in love, he signed up for the part of Romeo in the school's play, thinking that Angie (his crush) would most definitely be Juliet. However, Angie receives the part of Rosaline, and the part of Juliet is given to Louise Parker. Lou has known Rider since primary school, and has loved him ever since. She has hated losing him to Angie, and makes a pact with Jas- that he'll help her win over Rider if she helped him win Angie's heart after (so Rider wouldn't get hurt). But would it work?