In the region of war-struck Ukraine, lives a family of three. Pretty soon the child will turn five. As his birthday draws near, he has only one wish. To celebrate the day with a large beautiful cake with his friends. Mother plans the day with utmost care to make sure her son is happy. They invite all his friends and make decorations at home. But the universe has different plans. Due to unforeseen events, she resorts to baking the cake at home. But the day takes an even peculiar turn when an unknown guest comes knocking. Is he here for the cake or did he come with gifts? The story is a poetic take on how a simple wish for a child to celebrate his birthday with a cake proves to be the most challenging one for his parents.

Henry Miller has a self-centered view of the world around him, and a very prominent disdain towards his co-star and nemesis Jane Audley - known primarily for her beautiful looks and despicable personality. He thinks it would kill her to go a day without an outburst. She thinks that under different circumstances they couldve been the closest of friends, had they only given each other a chance. So often did Jane want to say or do something differently - say or do something - anything - at all, but baring her emotions so honestly was out of the question. Though, there was one she could show. Anger. The only exception she could make. And she was waiting for someone to understand it. Perhaps by the end of it all he wouldve smiled at her face, and not her grave. And she would have found the courage to smile back as well, with honesty. And they would have realized that they were never so different from one another after all.

Emma is a straight-A student at her prestigious boarding school. For years she's been trying to beat her rival Finn. With her scholarship on the line, she knows she has to excel at her English project, but having Finn as her partner turns out to be more complicated as she imagined, as her best friend Nathan acts jealous all of a sudden. Now, Emma must not only create the perfect project, she also needs to figure out her feeling for Nathan and Finn.

"And just like the story of our being, what we tell is only a fraction of the forever, so the beginning really is no start, and the ending will never determine the point where all is told." Yeah, so, this is Marigold. Amidst endless "well-kept" secrets, bottled up feelings and (un-)expected truth bombs, she has always tried finding her place of belonging growing up as her mothers' daughter, wavering between blooming into someone wiser and staying true to herself in the process. And even though she knows that she doesn't really get to choose, Marigold is not so sure whether she is up for the ride that is ahead and the road that's now behind. Are you?

A twisted tale of triplets; Clayton, Cyrus and Cole. Once inseparable but now they barely keep in touch. Due to unfortunate turn of events, the older brothers decided to keep their distance, leaving the youngest in the dark. Stricken by their decision Cole strived to bring back their brotherhood, wanting to make the impossible possible. But Clayton and Cyrus have no intention of reconciling. At least, that's what Cole always believed.

Imagine warm summer nights, eating ice cream by the pier or going on a long-awaited holiday! This and more was what Lila had been dreaming about for months. Life seemed perfect until one step brought chaos into her seemingly perfect life. We've all been there, wishing for a little more perfection in our lives, but what would life be without any ups and downs? Accepting that there's more to life than happiness or sadness, and that it's okay to ask for help, are important steps Lila needs to take if she wants to be able to enjoy living again. What makes life worth living?