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• Contemporary
• Family Drama
• Thriller

• Ep. 1
  Ashley and her mother are on the run after a "reverse cyber bullying" plot ruined their lives. They're starting over at a new school, but the past still haunts them. In a tense conversation, Ashley expresses concern about being found, saying "Mom, it's not worth the risk." Her mother tries to reassure her, saying "See? Everything's fine." However, Ashley remains cautious, insisting on using a VPN for protection. As they settle into their new life, Ashley's mother questions her extreme measures, but Ashley is resolute about keeping a low profile.
• Ep. 2
  Ashley Evans introduces herself as the new student in class. The teacher welcomes her and asks her to take a seat. As Ashley tries to fit in, she's met with a mix of curiosity and skepticism from her classmates. Meanwhile, the teacher begins the lesson, turning to page 207 in their textbooks and emphasizing that "history is always in the making." The atmosphere is tense, with some students exchanging wary glances and others seeming friendly. As Ashley navigates this new environment, she's unsure of what to expect, but the teacher's words linger: "What will your history be?"
• Ep. 3
  Ashley meets Max at school and they exchange introductions. Ashley is in Spanish class, while Max is in drama. They discuss their classes and a new teacher. Later, Ashley talks to her mother about her day, mentioning that history class was good despite the eccentric teacher. Her mother is relieved that they found a new position for Ashley, but Ashley makes a comment about the previous drama teacher dying, prompting her mother to say "lemonade from lemons," implying they're making the best of a bad situation. The conversation highlights Ashley's attempts to adjust to her new life and school.
• Ep. 4
  Ashley confronts someone who has betrayed her trust. "What's your problem?" she demands. The other person remains silent, prompting Ashley to express her shock and hurt: "I trusted you... I cant believe you stabbed me in the back like this." The conversation becomes heated, with Ashley reiterating her feelings of betrayal. Meanwhile, someone nearby tries to get attention, saying "Hey, watch this" and "Hey, pick it up," but Ashley is too caught up in her emotional exchange to notice. The scene ends with a series of people calling out "Hey," trying to interrupt or intervene in the tense confrontation.
• Ep. 5
  Ashley is trying to keep a low profile at her new school, but her past continues to haunt her. She discusses the social hierarchy with her peers, mentioning the "queen bee" Carrie and her followers. Meanwhile, a conversation about chivalry and protectors of the weak sparks an interesting debate. Ashley also discovers the source of a virus on her aunt's computer, which is meant to collect information. As she delves deeper into the mystery, she receives a warning to "watch it!" from someone named Nick.

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