TV Series2024 · Ended
Jude Lavine has a secret admirer. As the Queen Bee of Lakeview High, she never thought much of it. She had it all—perfect boyfriend, perfect friends, perfect grades. But after getting brutally dumped and dethroned from her perfect life, maybe a secret admirer is just what she needs.
Who is in it. Open anyone to see what else they are in.
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