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Mark and his classmates are so used to trusting the most intimate social networks that algorithms know more about them than teachers and parents.

Mark will find out in advance who will become the president of the school and how they will make fun of him. It needs to be stopped, but what if it turns out to be his fault?

After the breakup, Eileen avoids Mark and refuses to communicate, and the new target only complicates everything. While the guy is guessing why he was abandoned, someone, on the contrary, is looking for his attention.

Mark convinces his friends to release an emergency exit to avoid a fire at the school. Newly minted president Diana wins the recognition of almost the entire company.

Friends are looking for an arsonist hoodie at Diana's presidential party. Eileen is jealous of Mark and decides to break the main promise.

After the party, the hoodie was gone. More cameras means more leads. Mark avoids Eileen, and his father already seems to regret his affair. 
 

Friends must prevent the fire, even if Mark is the main suspect. Eileen decides how to get rid of Diana. 

Mark must not only figure out his relationship with Eileen, but also prevent a catastrophe by identifying the arsonist. First, he needs to get his best friends to believe that social media ads predict the future.