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Chelsea Klein, the housekeeper's daughter, lived the life of a social media darling. Using my family's credit card, she played the role of the sweet, generous heiress everyone adored. So when I was accused of cheating on the SATs exam, no one believed that the formula-covered cheat sheet was slipped into my pocket by her. While my father begged for someone to clear my name, Chelsea reported him for bribery. Our company went bankrupt. I was chased by debt collectors, disfigured, and died in disgrace. But Chelsea was awarded for her "noble character" and "fearless honesty," accepted into a top university, and climbed to the top over our family's ruins. Then, I opened my eyes. It was senior year again. Chelsea wiped away a tear in the cafeteria as she saw the poor students and declared, "Lunch is on me today, everyone. Eat well!" As the crowd swarmed the food counter, I rushed to unlink my credit card. This time, someone else can play the fool. I'm done.