Juliana leaves her state to end the bullying, and she starts at a new high school on the last day when she arrives in NY city. She's done with being the innocent girl, so when she runs into Mickey and meets her friends, all she wants is to fit in. But she doesn't realize who and what they are. They're the teens your parents warned you about. They are the popular kids, they go to countless amount of parties, use drugs, and revolve themselves around sex. Each character has their own unique story, but will Juliana let peer pressure get to her?

You think you have everything figured out. You have a career you love and are good at, a boyfriend you think will soon go down on his knee and propose, and you live in the city you've always dreamed of. Everything is the way it should be for Charlie. But not everything is the way it seems. Just because her life is going seemingly perfect thus far does not mean it doesn't get screwed up so badly that she may never come back from it. Literally.