MEAN GIRL POISON

Heather, born in 1985, is the girl everyone thinks they know: beautiful, popular, a straight-A student, and a local model featured in magazines and ads. She lives in a golden cage built on expectations, beauty, and appearances. She's the symbol of perfection every girl wants to emulate-or so it seems.

But behind the polished image, Heather is fighting a silent war against impossible standards, a mother obsessed with appearances, an absent father, and a growing sense of emptiness. No one seems to see beyond the surface-except Axel.

Axel is the outsider: baggy jeans, oversized hoodies, piercings, messy hair, and a brilliant mind hidden behind thick glasses. He's into comic books, punk music, and coding. Cynical and sharp-tongued, Axel sees Heather as just another spoiled daddy's girl who probably cries over a broken nail. He has no time for princesses.

But when they're forced to work together on a school project (literature or science?), Axel begins to notice cracks in Heather's perfect façade. And to her surprise, Heather finds comfort in Axel's raw honesty and nonconformist spirit. Through arguments, misunderstandings, and unexpected confessions, the two truly get to know each other.

Over time, Heather reveals a different side of herself: smart, empathetic, and crushed under the weight of perfection. Axel, in turn, hides his own insecurities behind sarcasm and rebellion. Their relationship evolves from hostility to connection.