In the idyllic setting of Paradise Town, life revolves around privilege, exclusivity, and a carefree lifestyle. The streets are lined with lavish homes, luxury cars, and bustling cafes where the wealthy elite congregate. Rich kids flaunt their designer clothes and host extravagant parties, often featuring varsity athletes who dominate the local high school scene. The atmosphere is vibrant, filled with laughter, loud music, and the promise of endless fun.

In stark contrast lies Midnight Town, a neighboring area characterized by its rundown buildings and a palpable sense of struggle. Here, the residents grapple with the realities of life, living in a space filled with mediocrity and challenges. Despite the hardships, a gang known as The Vultures of Midnight Town has emerged, known for their rebellious spirit and petty crime. They thrive in the shadows, embodying the frustrations and aspirations of those left behind.

Benjamin King, a student at the prestigious Paradise School, epitomizes the affluent youth of Paradise Town. With his designer wardrobe and privilege, he seems to have it all. Yet, his disdain for The Vultures runs deep, mirroring the sentiments of his peers. As a rich kid, he’s shielded from the harsh realities of Midnight Town but is aware of the tension that brews just beyond the borders of his perfect life.

The divide between these two worlds creates a simmering conflict. Paradise Town kids like Benjamin often view The Vultures as a threat to their idyllic existence, leading to a growing animosity. This tension serves as a backdrop to Benjamin's life, pushing him to question the nature of privilege, identity, and the divisions that separate their lives.