It's the '90s, and five losers run an illegal business at their high school. They sell homework and assignments to their classmates. The advantage is that no one ever suspects the nerds. Their business brings them money and popularity. But hormones and an unexpected death threaten to ruin everything. If the business collapses, their futures and their friendships are at risk.
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Memo learns he will move to the USA. He invites Alex, Tenoch, Marifer, and Daniela to his house. The relationship between everyone is tense, but Memo brings out his karaoke machine, and they start having a good time. Memo thanks Alex for getting him into their group. Alex heads home, but he remains uneasy. When he returns to see Memo, he sees an ambulance. Memo wanted to say goodbye to them.
The gang goes to a party. Marifer gets drunk and flirts with Lalo, a skateboarder. Alex avoids his snobbish ex-friends. Daniela sees Diego with his girlfriend, and Tenoch realizes there's something between them. Only Memo has fun drinking. Susana, Alex's sister, kisses Tenoch. Everything ends with Marifer fighting with Alex, revealing to everyone that he likes Rafa. Alex feels abashed.
Memo killed himself. Alex breaks down at school. Everyone says they feel bad for Memo, but no one will miss him. The dreaded exam arrives, but the answers Tenoch sold are not useful. He's about to get beaten up. The band intervenes. Reflecting on Memo unites them. They consider restarting the business and encourage Alex to talk to Rafa. They kiss. The ending is happy but uncertain.
The school wonders if Alex is gay. Marifer is treated as the resentful girlfriend, so she flees to Lalo. Tenoch wants Daniela to choose between Diego and the business. Thanks to Memo, Daniela also makes Diego choose between her or Mariana. Diego and Daniela have sex. Thinking Diego chose her, Daniela leaves the business reluctantly. Her sister consoles her, encouraging her to be independent.
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