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Cassie, a transfer student from California, navigates her senior year of high school while trying to balance her authentic self with the persona she created on social media. Her relationships with her peers are a central aspect of the show. Her on-again, off-again romance with her best friend's ex-boyfriend, Liam Dunbar (played by Robbie Jones), is a recurring plot point throughout the series. Their complicated dynamic is relatable, as they struggle to define their feelings and boundaries.