Hate me

Victoria has always been told she should be someone else. A prettier idea. A better investment. Someone else's dream.
The problem is, she wants to be herself.
She loves painting-getting her hands dirty, escaping into color, expressing through images what can't be said out loud. She wants to study something related to food, science, responsibility. However, she clashes with her mother, who sees her on stage, on the runway, or in the spotlight. Their war isn't loud-it's painful, long-lasting, and deeply personal.
In all of this, there's Mattheo-a boy with an electric guitar who can transform emotions into sound but can't always put them into words. One stupid bet, one kiss with the wrong person, and Victoria's trust begins to crack. And when something real breaks, it can't be mended with an apology.