High Class Girls
In the heart of a city where wealth decides truth and image replaces morality, five women rule different corners of the elite world. They are admired, envied, untouchable or so it seems.
Aurelia Cross is the face of old money, raised in power and trained never to feel. As the future head of the Cross empire, she believes control is survival until a single emotional mistake threatens everything she has been groomed to protect.
Nyra Vale comes from nothing, yet earns a place among the elite through sheer brilliance and ruthless ambition. She doesn’t want to belong she wants to dominate. But climbing too fast attracts enemies who know her past and are waiting to expose it.
Celeste Moreau lives in luxury and spotlight, a socialite admired for her elegance and charm. Behind her perfect smile lies a history she has buried so deeply that even she pretends it never existed. When the past resurfaces, Celeste must decide whether image is worth her sanity.
Ivy Blackwood, principled and disciplined, believes success should be earned cleanly. As she enters the legal and corporate world, she discovers that justice bends easily in the hands of the wealthy. Each compromise chips away at who she thought she was.
Rhea Kingston is fame personified, beautiful, desired, constantly watched. Her life looks enviable, but fame becomes a cage when every move is controlled by contracts, managers, and secrets that could end her career overnight.
Bound by privilege, rivalry, and hidden alliances, the women form a circle where loyalty is conditional and power is currency. As love, betrayal, and ambition collide, the lines between friend and enemy blur. Relationships become weapons, emotions become liabilities, and trust becomes the most expensive luxury of all.
Scandals erupt. Empires tremble. Secrets are leaked with devastating precision.
In a world where being “high class” means appearing flawless, these women learn that true power comes not from money or status but from the choices they make when everything is at risk.
By the end, not all queens keep their crowns.
Some rise stronger.
Some fall publicly.
And some discover that survival itself is the greatest form of victory.