Margot Sanchez is a girl torn between two worlds. The first is her home in the South Bronx where she was raised and where her family owns a pair of grocery stores, Sanchez & Sons. The other is the mostly-white, private school she attends called Somerset. Both worlds come with their own sets of rules and expectations, and Margot does her best to try and navigate between them. Her family wants her to do well, to make the right friends, get grades and eventually land a lucrative career, like a doctor or a lawyer. The so-called "right friends" at school want her to dress an appropriate way, to buy the perfect things, and attend the approved parties. It's no surprise that Margot eventually stumbles and gets caught charging hundreds of dollars on her father's credit card without permission. So now, instead of spending her summer in the Hamptons with her Somerset friends, she's being forced to work in her family store and pay back the money she stole.... 
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