Kylie Cantrall (19) and Malia Baker (18) are rising stars in Hollywood and best friends in the public eye. But behind the scenes, their bond has grown into something deeper-something they've kept secret from the world. As the pressures of fame, identity, and young love threaten to pull them apart, they must decide if hiding their truth is worth the cost-or if love deserves the spotlight.

Malia Baker, a 17-year-old girl from Vancouver, has just transferred to a new school and is moving in with the Cantralls, a wealthy and seemingly perfect family. Alex and Carol Cantrall, well-established in their community, welcome Malia into their home with open arms, offering her a safe place to stay as she transitions to her new life. However, their daughter, Kylie Cantrall, isn't thrilled about having Malia around. She's immediately cold toward her new "housemate," pushing Malia away and making it clear that she'd rather be left alone. Despite her initial hostility, Malia soon notices the high expectations placed on Kylie by her parents. The Cantralls demand nothing less than perfection from their daughter-academically, socially, and personally-and their love for Kylie seems tied to her achievements. When Kylie falters or doesn't meet their high standards, the Cantralls' support quickly turns into criticism, leaving Kylie feeling isolated and unworthy of their approval. Despite their rocky start, Malia and Kylie's relationship slowly evolves into something deeper. As Malia gets closer to Kylie, the two start to form a deeper bond. The attraction is undeniable, and though it's a slow burn, both girls find themselves questioning their feelings for each other. But Kylie, caught between her growing affection for Malia and her fear of disappointing her parents, struggles to come to terms with what she feels. She is terrified that dating Malia-who is nothing like the perfect image her parents have in mind-would only push her further away from the approval she so desperately craves. As secrets unravel and feelings grow stronger, Kylie must decide if she's ready to break the expectations set by her family for the chance at something real with Malia-or if she'll continue to hide her true self to avoid letting everyone down.

Kylie's always been the kind of girl who falls too fast and feels too deeply, though ever since a brutal breakup left her traumatized, she's never been the same. Before the breakup, she was all in, a hopeless romantic, loyal to a fault, and crazy in love. She gave everything to someone who promised forever, only to be betrayed. It felt like being kissed on the forehead while a knife was sliding between her ribs. Tender, calculated, and devastatingly personal. The pain wasn't just emotional; it was identity-shattering. This new Kylie's known for two things: wild nights and a heart locked behind sarcasm and tequila. Feelings? Overrated. But everything changes the night her best friend throws a college party and she meets Malia. Malia's a quiet, soft-spoken, clever girl with curly brown hair and eyes that seem to ask all the right questions. That night, they hit it off right away. Maybe it was their chemistry, or maybe it was just the tequila. Though the day after the party goes a bit differently. Kylie does what she always does: flirts, charms, and makes her move. But Malia isn't like the others. She turns Kylie down, gently but firmly, explaining she's not interested in meaningless flings. She wants something real. And the for first time in years, Kylie finds herself wanting to slow down, to dig deeper, and maybe, revert to the old, lover-girl version of herself, or possibly, be the kind of person someone like Malia could fall for. Little does she know, love really does make you crazy. TW: mature language, alcohol, substance abuse, murder, and some other sensitive subjects.