Set in the years before World War II, the Lord of the Flies tells the tale of a group of British school-boys stranded on an island after their plane crashed going on a field trip. At first, the knowledge of no adults excites the boys and life on the tropical heaven are spent blissfully. But as fear falls upon them and order begins to crumble, the line between fantasy and realism blurs, until the idea of rescue and return are replaced with the question of survival.

Jane Margeaux, at 8 years old, has only one companion: a handsome, charming and funny imaginery friend-Michael. He has always been at her side, helping her through life obstacles, among those her mother, a Broadway producer, whose work comes before family. On Jane's 9th birthday, Michael must leave, as imaginery friends all do, saying she will soon forget him and so, Jane is left in her own lonely and gloomy world. More than twenty years later, Michael is brought back to New York for an assignment, and stumbles upon a stunning woman, resembling the young Jane Margeaux. Neither of the two have forgetten one another, despite the circumstances. Michael and Jane are reunited and instantly threaded into one another's lives, just as before, but Michael knows he will inevitably leave her again, because after all, he is invisible, isn't he?

The "invisible" Charlotte Usher decides this is her year to shine. It finally starts to work and she can't wait for her rise to popularity begins. When the most popular guy in school asks her if she can tutor him in physics...she chokes on a gummy bear and dies. Charlotte couldn't believe it , why did it have to be her? Not only is she literally invisible to everyone in her former school now, she also still has to complete high school for the dead in a place where almost no one likes her. The only way to pass is to give up the notion that life can't move on without them, but Charlotte won't give up until she gets what she's always dreamed of... Will Charlotte ever finally accept that she's dead and there is nothing in life left for her now?