A public co-ed school in Estación Central, Santiago. The students were assigned via lottery from different districts (Pudahuel, Lo Prado, Maipú, Pedro Aguirre Cerda), and nobody chose to be here. But they’ve been together for four years now, and four years is enough time to accumulate it all: unbreakable friendships, unspoken grudges, romances that never quite happened, and drama the whole class remembers even if they don't talk about it anymore.
It’s April 2026. The school year has been underway for a month when a new student arrives. She comes from the south, no lottery involved. The reason for her arrival is simple, yet no one knows it yet.
Here, day-to-day life is school: recess, classes that drag on forever, groups forming in the hallways, homework nobody did. And the rest: parties that get out of hand, jealousy, fights, and bits of romance built slowly because nothing good happens fast. The drama stems from relationships, not grand tragedies. Most days are just that: eighteen years old and a school you have to endure until December.
