No One Will Miss Us

There's a newcomer at school: Memo. The only ones who show him kindness are a group of knowledge dealers: nerds who sell assignments and tasks. The group is in the midst of a small crisis: Alex and Marifer, who've been dating for a while, are going through a tough time. She wants to move things forward and have sex with him, but he doesn't... Maybe Memo is what the group has always needed.

At school, the bullies target Memo. In retaliation, Alex stops selling them "merchandise". But if they lose the rich clients, the whole business could collapse. Tenoch recruits Memo to fix the issue. Meanwhile, Alex tries to mend things with Marifer, but what if he now likes someone unexpected?_x000B_

Marifer isn't so sure about Alex's feelings anymore. This causes her to lose focus, just when she needs it most for business. There's a huge task that only she and Memo can handle because it's in English. Marifer realizes that Memo understands her more than her own boyfriend.

The gang is invited to a party! Over half of the band members have never been to a party before. For everyone, it's a time of letdowns and unexpected new connections. For Alex, it's a moment to remember who he used to be. Ironically the only one having fun (by mere accident) is Memo. But a revelation at the end of the party could ruin everything.

Everyone has to face the consequences of the party. Memo unexpectedly becomes popular, but the rest of the band doesn't fare as well. Especially Alex, who is now the target of teasing and gossip from his peers. Daniela makes one last attempt with Diego; will this love story have a soap opera ending?

The English teacher is suspicious of the group, so maybe it's time to shut down the business for good? While they decide, Memo invites his friends over to his house to try out the karaoke machine his parents just gave him. Maybe they'll fix things, maybe it'll all end worse. But Memo doesn't suspect that everything is about to change for him forever.

Tenoch has a heroic plan to quit the task trafficking for good: steal the physics exam, the grade-breaker exam. For this, he recruits Memo, who seems to have his own secret plan. The rest of the group has to deal with their romantic issues; they're worse off than in a teen soap opera. No one realizes, but darkness is creeping up on them.

The group faces a loss. Now is when they need to be most united, but maybe they can't overcome the issues that ended the business. They have one last mission, the most dangerous one. Will they face it together?