six girls. one school. countless stories.
Westbridge Academy, an elite private high school in Los Angeles where academic pressure, sports, popularity, music, and family reputation all collide. The six girls have known each other for different lengths of time, but somehow ended up becoming one of the school's most recognizable friend groups.
The Star Athlete Daniela is one of the school's standout athletes, known for her confidence, competitive streak, and natural talent. She's popular without deliberately trying to be and is constantly involved in school competitions and athletic events.
The Academic It-Girl Lara has an effortlessly polished reputation. She's intelligent, articulate, and incredibly academically driven. Teachers trust her, and students regularly ask her for help with assignments. She's the girl who says she "barely studied" before getting one of the highest grades in class.
The Popular Senior Manon is effortlessly popular. She knows practically everyone at school and can walk through the hallway without going unnoticed. She's confident, funny, and almost impossible to embarrass. She's also the person who somehow knows every piece of school gossip.
The Fashion Girl Megan is heavily involved in the school's creative and performing-arts scene. She's known for her fashion sense and is constantly helping people with outfits, performances, and school events. She can turn up to an ordinary school day looking like she's attending a red carpet.
Sophia has an almost flawless academic reputation. She's responsible, organized, polite to teachers, and involved in multiple school activities. She's basically the student teachers use as an example. Around her friends, though, she's much more playful and chaotic.
The Youngest Yoonchae is one of the youngest students in their friend group. She's initially a little shy around unfamiliar people but becomes much more confident around the girls. Being younger doesn't stop her from having a competitive side, though. She's known as the sweet underclassman everyone knows.
Principal Whitmore has been running Westbridge Academy for over a decade and has become one of the most recognizable figures on campus. She's elegant, composed, and extremely difficult to intimidate. She expects students to maintain the academy's reputation both inside and outside the classroom. Despite her strict reputation, she's not cruel. She genuinely wants her students to succeed and tends to give second chances when she believes someone has learned from their mistakes. She knows practically every prominent student by name—including KATSEYE and the other students involved in major extracurriculars.
Marcus Webb is one of Westbridge High's more recognizable football players. He's athletic, confident, and naturally charismatic without constantly needing to be the center of attention. As a wide receiver, he's known for his speed, quick reactions, and ability to make difficult catches look easy. Off the field, Marcus is relaxed and funny, usually surrounded by teammates or hanging around the school's more popular students. He's competitive during games but generally easygoing outside of football. He's loyal to his friends and has a habit of joking around when things get too serious.
Devon Brown plays running back for Westbridge's varsity football team and is known for being one of the team's hardest workers. Unlike Marcus, Devon is more reserved and focused, preferring to let his performance on the field speak for him. He's disciplined, observant, and incredibly competitive. During practice, he's constantly pushing himself to improve, but outside of football he's much calmer and easier to approach than his serious reputation suggests. Devon and Marcus are close teammates, with their personalities balancing each other out—Marcus brings the energy, while Devon keeps him grounded.
The halls of Westbridge High School were already crowded with students rushing to class, grabbing books from lockers, and catching up with friends before the first bell. The usual morning chaos filled the building as teachers stood outside their classrooms and students slowly made their way inside.
KATSEYE were scattered throughout the halls, each coming in from their own clubs, sports, and morning routines.
Outside, cars continued pulling into the parking lot as more students arrived.
The first bell rang, and the halls quickly began to empty as everyone headed to class. Another normal day at Westbridge High had begun.
Release Date 2026.08.12 / Last Updated 2026.08.12