Things I Wanted to Say All Episodes

In the Things I Wanted To Say Trailer, we see how hard it is for Summer Savage to forget Whit Lancaster since the first time she saw him. For a moment, she thought, if he loved her, why did he enjoy torturing her and let the bullies pour a bucket of water on her? Is it true that Whit wants more of their relationships?

Things I Wanted To Say Episode 1 is where Summer Savage enjoys the Lancaster Prep's party because Whit saves her. He might appear knightly at first, but he's the devil in disguise who threatens Summer and her mother. Will his threat continue as he drags Summer and pins her to the wall?

Pinning Summer in Things I Wanted To Say Episode 2 alone isn't enough for Whit, who believes her mother ruined his parents' wedding. Next time he sees her, he will ensure she gets farther than just humiliation and disrespect. Summer might finally escape this sick guy and bite his lips, but why does she keep wanting his touches?

Summer's acceptance to Lancaster Prep in Things I Wanted To Say Episode 3 might be fantastic news for her mother. Yet, it's a disaster for her, considering how brutally Whit kissed her and threatened her. Does the students' act of pouring water on her on her first day at the school reflect Whit's hatred towards her?

The hazing against Summer has just begun in Things I Wanted To Say Episode 4! The classmates pour a bucket of water, play with Summer's backpack, and finally drop the bag on the table that reads 'Whore'. Can Summer believe that they will keep finding fresh gossip, or is Whit's baby sister, Sylvie, correct in humiliating her?

Sylvie's ways of comforting Summer in Things I Wanted To Say Episode 5 shocked her. It should be her first moment of befriending another Lancaster at the prep school. Still, Summer shouldn't forget her journal, which, now, is in Whit's possession. How does Whit weaponize it to get closer to her?

In the Things I Wanted To Say Episode 6, Sylvie might try to use her Lancaster authority to help Summer get her journal back. Yet, Whit declares in front of the class that whoever speaks with Summer is his enemy. Now that Summer is sure Whit regards her as his enemy, how will she claim her journal?

Summer might have knocked Whit in front of everyone, but Things I Wanted To Say Episode 7 shows that's not enough to get her journal back. Instead, she has to do a lot more than that, especially since Whit has prevented other classmates from talking to and about her. Will there be any students defying Whit's rules, and how?

Elliot seems to be the only student breaking Whit's rules and protecting Summer until the Things I Wanted To Say Episode 8's stories reveal otherwise. He pretends to offer an apple to Summer after Whit bans her from eating lunch at the cafeteria. Will Summer be able to escape upon knowing how he harasses her?

Things I Wanted To Say Episode 9 portrays Summer's struggles to escape Elliot and the guys' harassment. She might have kicked Elliot's ball, but he can't stand her feistiness, so he hazes her. Such things happen when Whit reads Summer's journal; does it mean Whit will ignore her as usual, or save her?

Based on the novel by Monica Murphy. At an elite prep school ruled by legacy and power, Whit Lancaster is untouchable—dangerous, ruthless, and irresistibly magnetic. Then, a quiet outsider crashes into his path, and is faced with a dark bargain: Let him destroy her in private… or risk being ruined in public. In a game of power, desire, and secrets—who will break first?

Based on the novel by Monica Murphy. At an elite prep school ruled by legacy and power, Whit Lancaster is untouchable—dangerous, ruthless, and irresistibly magnetic. Then, a quiet outsider crashes into his path, and is faced with a dark bargain: Let him destroy her in private… or risk being ruined in public. In a game of power, desire, and secrets—who will break first?