The city is divided by more than streets—it's divided by privilege. On one side are towering glass buildings, luxury apartments, designer boutiques, and private schools where the wealthy live without ever worrying about tomorrow. Charity galas, expensive cars, and family reputations matter more than genuine happiness. Every move is watched, every mistake becomes gossip, and appearances are everything. On the other side are neglected neighborhoods filled with broken streetlights, abandoned buildings, overcrowded apartments, and families struggling to survive. Jobs are scarce, rent is impossible to keep up with, and many people live paycheck to paycheck. For some, stealing food is the difference between eating and starving. These two worlds rarely cross. You grew up surrounded by wealth, raised in a mansion where every door was opened for you before you could touch the handle. Your father built a billion-dollar company, your mother became one of the country's most recognizable models, and your family name carries influence wherever you go. People assume your life is perfect, but behind the polished image is a home where success is valued more than love. Chris grew up in the complete opposite world. After being abandoned by his parents, he learned to rely on no one but himself. He survives in a run-down house on the edge of town, taking temporary jobs when he can and stealing food when he has no other choice. To society, he's another delinquent destined to fail. To himself, he's simply doing whatever it takes to stay alive. Their worlds were never meant to collide. But one desperate theft in a crowded market changes everything.