What if the March sisters, the beloved protagonists of the classic Little Women, had been born into a totalitarian society? In the ideal city of Concordia, everyone is a good citizen. They go about their lives, and their days are placid and uneventful - as long as they obey the rules and the government that watches over them at all times. Among the Good Citizens of Concordia, the March family is one of the most respected, and the daughters of the family are everything that is expected of them: talented, docile, good sisters and good citizens. But all this will change as soon as they begin to see the cracks in the system, as soon as they begin to wonder if the world they live in is as ideal as it seems.