𝙎𝙃𝙀'𝙎 𝘼𝙉 𝘼𝙉𝙂𝙀𝙇, 𝙈𝙔 𝙊𝙉𝙇𝙔 𝘼𝙉𝙂𝙀𝙇. Diana Blake was a creature of divinity. She was the angel of Hawkins High with beauty, wealth, and admiration cradled in the palm of her hands like she's never known trouble before. But behind closed doors, her life was loud in all the wrong ways and the girl everyone saw was nothing more than a role she's gotten too good at playing. When Billy Hargrove blew into town like a bad idea, set on making the best of a bad situation, Diana looked like the perfect opportunity for climbing Hawkins' social ladder. He clocked her perfection as a lie from the start, but the closer he got, the more he realized there was something familiar in her eyes. As Diana's life begins to unravel around her, she's forced to face the uncomfortable truth that her crown of perfection was made of thorns. And in the chaos, with reluctant devotion, Billy finds that he doesn't mind a little pain. A soft spot, a fall from grace, and a mutual understanding that nothing would ever be the same. Seasons 2 & 3 NO TRANSLATIONS

When Britney Evans family packs it up and moves to a small town named Hawkins, Indiana Britney's younger sister who's never been popular among kids finally gets a good group of friends she met through a game called dnd.Her mom gets a promotion at the newspaper and her dad landed a big deal with the outlet mall right down the street. Britney has always been a popular sweet girl, a simple bat of her eyelashes and she gets what she wants her junior year of high school in this place she now calls home. When her sister brings home a new friend she's relieved that her sister actually has a friend who's a girl, but when that girl's brother comes to pick her up,their life gets turned upside down.

Hawkins is quiet again-but Maggie Harrington knows better. Haunted by the Upside Down and stuck in her brother's shadow, Maggie struggles to keep her world together. When Max arrives, everything changes. And when Billy Hargrove follows, danger comes with blue eyes and a reckless smile. In a town full of secrets, Maggie must learn what scares her more: the monsters she's faced-or the ones who feel familiar.