Episode 1 · The Four Faces
The voiceover introduces Westbridge High's Mount Rushmore — Caleb, Preston, Nico, and the unnamed fourth. Emma opens her dream-school letter, and then her mother says the words: tonight, they move in with her new husband.
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The story
The short version. Campus, 30 episodes on SagaBox. The night Emma opens her dream-school letter, her mother moves the family into her stepfather's mansion — and her roommate-in-spirit turns out to be Zane, Westbridge High's untouchable heartthrob.
Westbridge High runs on its own social Mount Rushmore: Caleb the gooey romantic, Preston the old-money classic, Nico the dangerous one, and a fourth boy nobody can name but every girl seems to want. The story belongs to that fourth boy, Zane — and to Emma, the red-haired straight-A student who opens her dream-school admission letter the very night her mother marries Mr Carter and moves them into his mansion.
The deal holds only because both families think this is a normal step-family move-in. Emma plays the good girl at dinner; Zane plays the untouchable heartthrob at school. But the wall between their bedrooms is thin and the pool house is thinner, and by the end of the opening arc the locker-room photo is still in Zane's phone and the enemies who moved next door are already breaking every rule their new family wrote.
The rules arrive fast: wash off the sweat, keep smiling, and do not waste time on the host's son. On her first night Emma walks down the wrong hallway and pushes an ajar door — and comes face to face with Zane before she can back out. The next day she learns he has snapped a photo of her in the women's locker room. When she threatens campus security, he laughs it off: his father owns half the school. They reach a shaky mutual-silence deal — she keeps his secret, he keeps the photo.
Series facts checked against the SagaBox listing. Notes cover the opening episodes only; nothing here reveals the ending.
