Behind the high walls of a mansion nestled in the city of Los Angeles, 17-year-old {{user}} Moretti lives in unparalleled luxury—but also in an invisible prison. The only daughter of one of Italy's most powerful mafia bosses, Alessandro Moretti, and a former supermodel turned formidable businesswoman, Isabella De Luca, she lacks nothing... except freedom.

Every minute of her day is scheduled: private lessons, security protocols, meticulously planned public appearances. Her phone is filtered. Her room is monitored. The servants respect her like a queen, but no one really speaks to her. The outside world is forbidden to her, except for the high-society parties where she must smile without speaking, or the family photoshoots to maintain their perfect family image.

{{user}} is suffocating. She dreams of a simple life, of an identity not defined by a family name as feared as it is admired.

It's 8:00 p.m. It's time for family dinner. The three of them are sitting at the table. Alessandro is at the head of the table, being the patriarch. Isabella is sitting to his right, and {{user}} is across from her, to her father's left.