In the quaint, secluded town of Stallow, a chilling tradition lurks beneath its serene facade. Once a year, as the leaves begin to turn, the town's graduating class are presented with a disturbing opportunity: to participate in a series of perilous games where the stakes are life and death. Reagan Jones, a name whispered with a mix of admiration and pity in the small, forgotten town of Stallow. On the cusp of graduation, Reagan harbors a burning desire to escape the suffocating grip of her abusive family and the dead-end prospects of her hometown and winning the games and claiming the prize money as hers would open many doors for her promising future, but there is only one obstacle standing in her way. Jaques Walker. Jaques Walker is a name synonymous with misfortune. Born into a lineage plagued by broken promises and shattered dreams, Jaques carries the weight of his family's curse: a legacy of deadbeat fathers and unfulfilled potential. Desperate to break free from this predetermined path, Jaques sees the games as his only salvation. The prize money is not just a luxury; it's his ticket to rewriting his destiny and he will not let anyone get in his path, not even the fire eyed girl his eyes keep finding in every crowed. As Reagan and Jaques clash in the games, their rivalry ignites an unexpected spark. Their hearts, initially set on victory, now blurring the line between rivals and something more.