When their mother's accidental death changes the family's dynamics due to her affair, twins Cheyenne and Cayenne are left to be raised by their father. The girls-once close-relationship shuts down, and one twin begins to despise the other as they grow older suffering their loss and emotional aftermath from their mother's death. Sibling rivalry consumes Cayenne to the point where she makes the decision to exclude her sister through bullying, scorn, rejection, stifling her peer companionships and socialization. On the other hand, Cheyenne takes the high road and is perceived to be the good girl and daddy's little tomboy princess. But she is lonely. Cheyenne finds herself holding favor by excelling athletically and academically in order to occupy herself and cope with the loss of her sister's and mother's love.