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Seventeen-year-old Marianne Harper has spent her whole life being raised as an asset, not a daughter. When her mother dispatches her from Virginia to Versailles Prep, LA's most image-obsessed private school, the assignment is simple: secure Luke Beaumont, the school's golden heir, and lock in a business alliance between their families. She is stripped of her life, her friends, and even her dog, Barnaby — traded for a designer breed that's much more… appropriate.

At Versailles, status isn't inherited — it's performed. An anonymous, encrypted feed called The Guillotine tracks Versailles' secrets, unbeknownst to the elites it exposes. Under the direction of Leo, the school's self-appointed image architect, Marianne is rebuilt into someone worth watching. It works — until it doesn't.

When sponsor wires are delayed, Marianne transfers $50,000 out of the school's scholarship fund to cover a gala deposit, certain she'll replace it before anyone notices. The night is a triumph — until The Guillotine interrupts it live, broadcasting the transfer alongside a recording of Marianne dismissing the scholarship students' hunger with a careless line: let them eat likes. In one night she loses everything her mother sent her to secure.

Now Marianne has to decide who she is when no one's watching — and whether the boy who saw through her performance from the start was the only real thing in it.