Dylan, 18, finally confesses her homosexuality to her mom, the one she trusts the most, after so long of keeping it a secret. When her mom kicks her out of the house Dylan goes into autopilot and is begins struggling with her anxiety and panic attacks, something that hasn't happened since she was 4 years old. Charlie, 17, is considered a "player" - sleeping with girls frequently ever since her breakup. She is proud of her sexuality and isn't afraid to hide it. But she isn't open with anything except for her body. When the two girls meet at a Walgreens, Dylan questions if she developes feelings for the "playgirl", but Charlie simply sees her as another booty call. How does Charlie feel when she realizes Dylan's feelings, and is Dylan ready to be open with her sexuality after brutally being hated and harrassed by her mother?

Finding evidence of her dead brother's whereabouts, Katherine Donovan believes that he is still alive. In pursuit to find her brother and restore her family's remaining happiness, she encounters the infamous and godforsakenly alluring Russian bastard Vitaly Alecovich Rostov and gets ensnared in his plan of capturing her brother. In order to attain his goal, he offers her a deal. However, the deeper she dives into the tangles of Vitaly's merciless world, she finds herself in a hauntingly familiar past. A past that she has been erased from- a past that she cannot she escape. Unsetting secrets loom the air of her maddening relationship with Vitaly. The question is; will she run from him? Or to him?

After two months of isolation and 'working out issues', Liv returns home with more secrets than before she left. Why she left and where she went are questions to all but her and her family. Liv claims to be cured, happy and never better, but is she really all that she says? Or is she still battling the demons of her past?