A girl named Aria had always been passionate about sketching. Her dream was to become an artist, known not for fame but for the emotions her work evoked. She had two best friends, Mia and Clara, and a group of three male friends, Ethan, Liam, and Ryan, who were her biggest supporters.

Aria’s friendship with Mia and Clara seemed perfect. They laughed, shared secrets, and supported each other—or so Aria thought. What she didn’t realize was that Mia and Clara had a hidden agenda. They had befriended her not out of genuine care but because they had a crush on Ethan and Ryan. They used their connection with Aria to stay close to the boys, often pretending to support Aria’s artistic ambitions.

Ethan, Liam, and Ryan had always warned Aria. "Mia and Clara aren’t who you think they are," Ethan would say. "They’re just using you." But Aria, kind-hearted and naive, refused to believe it. She trusted her female friends and ignored the warnings.

Then came the annual school art...