➜ 𝐈𝐧 𝐰𝐡𝐢𝐜𝐡... Grace Bennett and Malachi Barton are childhood best friends, and through it all that's what they could count on. That is, until feelings arise. ➜ 𝐀𝐥𝐰𝐚𝐲𝐬 𝐁𝐞𝐞𝐧 𝐌𝐢𝐧𝐞 "Well according to you, no one's good enough for me!" "How could you not see I'm right in fucking front of you, Gracie?"

Two teen actors from longtime family friends- Malachi and Nina- can't stand each other. Until his family moves in while their new house is being built. Against the backdrop of a tense world, they clash, surf, and slowly start to see each other differently. This is 2025, and their generation isn't built for drama-except maybe the kind between them.

"My house of stone, your ivy grows, and now Im covered in you." EVEYLN SUMMERS has always been the sweet girl - bubbly and fun; the angel, the kindest promise. Luck had always been on her side, guiding her through life like the most loyal imaginary friend. MALACHI BARTON was drawn to the darkness - dark city streets and black cats. He was rebellious by nature; the devil, the worst curse. A fateful day, the impossibly opposite teens meet, and clash almost immediately. When forced together, can the two overcome their differences and create a serene relationship? Will Malachi finally be drawn from the night, and reach for the sun?

She dreams in scenes and scripts. He just wants to stop feeling like he's drowning in the spotlight. Charity is a passionate young filmmaker chasing a dream that feels just out of reach. Malachi is a once-promising actor who's lost his spark-and maybe himself-in the chaos of fame. When their paths collide, what begins as a creative partnership becomes something deeper. But this isn't just a love story. It's about ambition, identity, and the quiet war between success and self-worth. As Charity fights to break into the industry without losing who she is, she unwittingly helps Malachi rediscover the love he once had-for the craft, and maybe for her. Can Charity rise to the top without compromising her soul? Can Malachi reclaim his passion without falling apart again? And in the end-what matters more: legacy or love?