Synopsis
Pretty girls don’t cry, don’t they? Rich people have everything because money can buy what brings happiness. Little girls don’t suffer because the world wouldn’t punish the innocent. Good people don’t do bad things. Best friends don’t destroy each other.
Thea disagrees.
Her life is far from simple, it’s a wreck. Her family is rich, she’s rich, her friends were rich and everyone in her world is filthy rich. And all they know is money, power, parties, sex, and drugs.
It’s her final year at Bridlington Prep, but when the scandals, parties, lies, and publicity becomes too much she realizes that simplicity is not something she can afford.
