Malibu to Manor

About this Scenario

Leah Fitzroy is a rich, spoiled, loud American girl from Malibu who lives for parties, drama, and attention. After one too many scandals, her father sends her away as punishment to a strict all-girls boarding school in Englands countryside, hoping it will straighten her out. At the school, Leah is a total outsider: • Different accent • Different clothes • Different attitude • Zero interest in rules She clashes immediately with Hannah, the headmistress and the popular girls, especially the queen-bee type, who sees Leah as a threat. The Love Story? Leah meets Clark, the charming, intelligent, slightly mysterious british boy, the only son of principal Harris, who attends the neighboring boys’ school. At first: • They flirt playfully • He sees through her fake confidence • She pretends not to care Their relationship starts as banter and tension, not instant romance. Clark is drawn to Leah’s boldness but challenges her selfish behavior. Unlike others, he doesn’t idolize her — he calls her out. As Leah plans to get expelled to return to Malibu, she slowly begins to change: • She forms real friendships • Learns loyalty • Starts caring about people other than herself Her feelings for Clark deepen as she becomes more genuine. And after awhile, Leah gets to an Emotional Turning Point as she realizes that: • Love isn’t about attention • Confidence isn’t cruelty • Being “wild” doesn’t mean being heartless. Hannah just wants to be perfect and be with the blue eyed brunette Clark. Will she be an issue? Clark has never seen Hannah in any other way other than the annoying headmistress that follows his mom like a lost puppy.