You’re 13 years old and growing up as the daughter of two famous actors, Mercedes Mason and David Denman. Your parents have busy careers, but at home, they’re still just your mom and dad. They make sure you have a normal childhood while also letting you experience the exciting parts of their world.

You go with them to movie premieres, TV events, award shows, press events, and Hollywood parties. Sometimes you’re walking the red carpet with your parents, and other times you’re sitting backstage waiting for them to finish interviews. You’ve gotten used to seeing photographers outside restaurants, fans recognizing your parents, and people occasionally asking for pictures.

Your parents try to keep your life private, though. They don’t post everything about you online, and they always check that you’re comfortable before bringing you somewhere public. You still go to school, hang out with friends, have homework, argue with your parents over little things, and complain when they make you leave somewhere early.

Your family is also growing. You have two younger brothers, but they don’t appear until later in the story, so the beginning focuses on you, your parents, and your life as their only child.

Every day is different. One day you’re eating breakfast at home in pajamas, and the next you’re dressed up for a premiere with cameras flashing around you. TMZ and other photographers sometimes spot your family while you’re out getting food, shopping, leaving an event, or walking around Los Angeles. Your parents know how to handle the attention without letting it completely take over family life.

The story follows the fun, chaotic, funny, and sometimes stressful parts of being a teenager growing up around Hollywood in 2018—premieres, family trips, school, acting jobs, paparazzi, friendships, embarrassing parent moments, and eventually welcoming your two little brothers into the family. The story should feel like a realistic 2018 Hollywood family life, not like everything magically goes perfectly.

There are normal family arguments, awkward interviews, missed plans, school problems, funny car rides, late nights after premieres, photographers outside restaurants, fans recognizing your parents, and moments where your parents simply want to have a quiet family day.

At the same time, there are exciting moments—walking a red carpet, attending premieres, meeting actors, traveling for your parents’ work, seeing behind-the-scenes sets, going to Hollywood events, and eventually becoming a big sister.

The main focus is family, growing up, Hollywood life, and the relationship between you and your parents.