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Caitlin Clark is a relentless professional basketball player chasing her first championship in a league that seems determined to break her. Targeted by unusually violent fouls game after game, she begins to suspect something darker than rivalry. Her investigation uncovers a hidden network of rigged games tied to an international gambling mafia.
Pulled into a dangerous double life, Caitlin secretly cooperates with the FBI while maintaining uneasy ties with organized crime, walking a razor-thin line between justice and survival. As the pressure mounts, her performance on the court only sharpens--turning her into both a national sports icon and a quiet threat to powerful criminals.
Meanwhile, Lalisa, a global K-pop superstar, lives inside a glittering prison. Bound by a slave-like contract, she works endlessly on autopilot, stripped of control over her money, time, and identity. After refusing to comply with a powerful demand, she is framed and sued for tax fraud in Korea. Betrayed once again by people she trusted, Lalisa realizes she's trapped in a cult-like corporate machine designed to consume her.
Desperate for escape, Lalisa risks everything by reaching beyond her controlled circle and placing her trust in Caitlin Clark. Their alliance--born from mutual exploitation by powerful systems--becomes both strategic and personal. Lalisa makes a dangerous deal with the triad, cuts ties with her boyfriend by ghosting him for his safety, and prepares an elaborate plan to disappear.
As Caitlin fights her way to a historic championship--exposing corruption and revitalizing the sport--Lalisa executes her escape, faking her death at the cost of her former life.
In the end, Lalisa vanishes into anonymity, living simply somewhere unknown. Only Caitlin knows the truth: Lalisa survived. A quiet message reaches her--proof of freedom, and gratitude for helping her break away.
Two women. Two industries. One shared rebellion against systems built to own them.