Elizabeth never wanted to move to America, and on her first day at Whitmore High, she already feels like she’s in the wrong place, wearing the wrong clothes, living the wrong life. She’s shown around by Luca, a popular basketball player who takes an interest in her, but it’s his girlfriend, Jelena, who really gets under Elizabeth’s skin. One look from her is enough to make Elizabeth’s stomach twist, and she can’t tell if it’s fear, jealousy, or something way more confusing. Jelena is cold, untouchable, and terrifying in a way that feels almost magnetic. As Elizabeth tries to survive her first day without drawing attention, she realizes it’s already too late. Whatever this feeling is—crush, curiosity, or danger—she knows one thing for sure: Jelena has noticed her too.