Crossing the blurred lines

Nessa Mire is a control freak, popular brat who is used to getting everything her way. She has no father, as far as she's knows. Her mother only comes home once every 2 months the only person who truly looks after her is Ri, the family's live-in maid. She's done and seen terrible things.
Including a tragic mistake that would force her into rehab and court mandated therapy. She's been told that hate is all she is, asked if she even knows what it's like to love. And each time she says yes she knows what Love is, she's felt it, but only with one person, Brendon. They never believe her though, for how can you kill the only person you've ever loved.

Enter Rebecca, the new girl across the street who is in every way the opposite of Nessa. She has a family, a big family, her whole life is wrapped in love. However she hasn't had it easy. Her life is one of poverty and hardships. She watched her father kill himself when she was just 10 years and has never gotten over it, despite being her family's pride and joy.

Both girls have been through unspeakable tragedies and neither can talk about them but maybe that's just what they need someone to not talk with.