At the prestigious Thamesfield Academy, if there is one name on the tip of everyone’s tongue, it’s ‘Carly’. Despite having the face of a beauty queen, to her peers, she has the soul of a demon and certainly gives pretty girls a bad name. So, when the year 11s eagerly arrive at the long-awaited end of year residential, not everyone who is allocated to Room 7 with Carly, is thrilled at the line-up. However, after reconciling differences and the introduction of alcohol, friendships are mended and things finally begin to look up for the occupants of Room 7. But can the past really be forgotten? When a heated discussion reignites old feelings, tempers flare and Chenade finds herself accused of murdering Carly.

Because if everyone saw her do it, then it must be true. Right?

As the first installment in the series, A Thamesfield Academy Drama, this short story tells the lives of 7 British Teens as they recall the events that led to the death of the most popular girl in school. Using British dialogue and a monologued approach, Ny has been able to articulate the ‘inner city culture’, whilst implementing real-life family and social issues, as well as holding the plot with a great ‘who done it’ twist.