1: Eastwood High

East Wood High was built on a large expanse of land situated in a remote town called Eastwood. Eastwood High was one of the Ivy League schools that the children of the rich and mighty dined and learned. The School was owned By the Herman Family, A wealthy conglomerate family that made up a large number of the one percent of the blue bloods of the world.

The Herman Family was headed by Xander Herman, The CEO and founder of Herman Corp and the current principal of Eastwood High.

Eastwood High was a school for the Elite of The Elite. Students from all over the rich families of the world attended Eastwood High all with the intention of gaining more power and making Memories. The school was a stepping ground for anyone who wanted to achieve great things both academically, politically and business wise.

Eastwood High was a school that wasn't accessible to all, despite its scholarship body formed by the school's PTA, it was a hoax. The scholarship only covered the students fees which was ten percent of all the fees per semester, The student's family was expected to cater for the other ninety percent of the fees which was well over two hundred thousand dollars per semester. Everyone knew it was a ploy to get rid of the lesser individuals, or as the students of Eastwood High called them, 'The Red Bloods'. The school's policy to only accept the kids of the Rich and wealthy was of little use as even a school for the rich and wealthy, Still had a hierarchical system.

Eastwood's Hierarchical system was simple, there was the Rich, there was the super-rich, there was the wealthy, the extremely wealthy and then the Council of six. Being Rich in the outside world was great but being rich in East Wood high left you are lacking; you were considered the grass root. A group of students that found themselves at the extreme end of the food chain in East Wood High.

Being Super Rich was nice, it was a middle point between being bullied and being left alone. It was a rather comfortable spot although a tilt in your parents' status could mean good or bad for you. In a matter of a seconds, A student in the super rich group could find themselves wealthy or back to square one.

The Wealthy were what you considered the rich-middle class in the real world. They were comfortable and had more privileges than the super rich. In the class system of Eastwood high they were ranked the third highest and were often respected as such. The wealthy were allowed to bully, and attend parties at free will, they were never bullied and were often right-hand men to the Council of six. However, they were less subordinate to the super wealthy.

The super wealthy was as important as the student council in the school. They were what the council called an opposition. In their own right they could be considered just as wealthy as the council of six, but not as influential. They were the subordinates of the council and mostly ran for the seat of the council members but that was never guaranteed.

The council consisted of six of the most influential families in the world. Each family was represented by a student, one who would uphold the essence of what it meant to be a member of the council.