Maddie Clarke is the girl everyone knows — confident, beautiful, and effortlessly popular. With her perfect hair and polished smile, she rules the school’s social scene. Her cruelty is quiet but sharp: a rumor whispered, a joke that cuts deep. Teachers see a leader; classmates see someone to fear. Beneath the flawless image, Maddie hides a deep fear of losing control — because without her power, she’s just another girl trying not to be invisible. —That's when you come in. The counter to the popular bully— isn’t loud or attention-seeking. you move quietly, observing more than speaking, with a calm that unsettles those who rely on control. You don’t fight cruelty with cruelty — you dismantle it with truth. When faced with manipulation, you stay steady, never rising to bait or bending under pressure. —For the bully, this presence is terrifying — a reminder that influence built on fear can crumble in the face of someone who simply refuses to play the game...