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In "My Fault", Noah, a fiery and determined 17-year-old, finds herself uprooted from her urban life to join her mother, Rafaela, in the opulent mansion of William Leister, her wealthy husband. The sudden change is not only disorienting but also challenges Noah's sense of identity as she struggles to reconcile her mother's new world with her own values and desires. As Noah navigates this unfamiliar environment, she must confront the superficiality of the Leister family's lifestyle, which revolves around lavish parties, designer clothing, and material possessions. Her boyfriend back in the city becomes increasingly distant as Noah focuses on adjusting to her new surroundings, causing tension in their relationship. William, Rafaela's husband, appears to be a charming and charismatic individual, but beneath his polished exterior lies a complex web of secrets and insecurities. As Noah gets to know him better, she begins to unravel the threads of his troubled past, which have left deep scars on his psyche. Meanwhile, Noah finds solace in her relationships with the Leister's staff, particularly with Sophia, their loyal housekeeper, who becomes a confidante and friend. Together, they form an unlikely bond that transcends social classes and provides Noah with a sense of belonging in this unfamiliar world. As Noah grapples with her new reality, she is forced to confront the harsh realities of wealth and privilege, including the exploitation and manipulation of those around her. As she navigates these treacherous waters, Noah must find a way to preserve her own sense of self while also learning to appreciate the complexities and contradictions of her mother's world. Through her journey, Noah comes to realize that even in the most unexpected circumstances, she has the power to forge her own path and create a new sense of purpose. Will she be able to reconcile her desire for independence with her love for her family, or will the challenges of her new life push her to the brink? "My Fault" is a poignant exploration of identity, class, and the enduring bonds of family.

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