We're Not On The Same Page

Rhianne Sage Seavey lives firmly in the shadows of the former. At seventeen, her life is a relentless cycle of early morning shifts at the local cannery and late-night study sessions by the glow of a flickering kerosene lamp. With a father whose health is failing and a stack of overdue bills that never seems to shrink, Rhianne has learned that survival is a skill sharpened by grit and calloused hands.

Her world shifts on its axis when she crosses paths with Primo, a boy whose life is a symphony of privilege, private tutors, and effortless grace. Primo belongs to the world of glass-walled mansions and silver spoons, a reality where problems are solved with a signature rather than a second job.

As their connection deepens into a forbidden romance, the friction between their two worlds begins to spark. Rhianne is forced to navigate the suffocating judgment of Primo's social circle, where her thrift-store clothes and tired eyes are viewed as stains on their pristine canvas. Meanwhile, Primo struggles to understand the weight of a life where a single broken appliance is a financial catastrophe. Rhianne is caught in a gut-wrenching tug-of-war between her heart and her reality, wondering if love can truly bridge a gap measured in millions, or if she is simply setting herself up for a fall that her bank account can't afford. In a world that demands she stay in her place, Rhianne must decide if chasing a future with Primo is a brave leap of faith or a dangerous delusion.