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In 1993, a young Jordan Sanders eagerly prepares to present her science experiment at Windsor Middle School. However, her excitement quickly turns into humiliation as her classmates mock her, culminating in an accident that leaves her injured and feeling powerless.

After the traumatic experience at school, Jordan returns home, reassured by her parents that one day she will be powerful. Filled with bitterness, she vows to take revenge on those who tormented her, setting the stage for her future aspirations.

In the present day, Jordan has transformed into the CEO of her tech company, JSI. Utilizing cutting-edge technology and her AI assistant Homegirl, Jordan maintains a ruthless control over her employees and expectations.

As Jordan's assistant, April struggles to keep up with the intense demands placed on her by Jordan. Despite a strong work ethic, the pressure of the job takes a toll, revealing the chaotic work environment dominated by Jordan's fierce leadership.

During an intense office session, CEO Jordan confronts her team over a critical pitch for a significant client, Connor. With only 48 hours to deliver, the atmosphere thickens with tension as Jordan’s brutal criticism reinforces her notorious reputation.

At dawn, Jordan wakes up shocked to find herself transformed back into her 13-year-old self. Initially dismissing the situation, she gradually realizes that nobody recognizes her powerful adult identity.

In desperation, young Jordan reaches out to her assistant April for help. Their meeting is fraught with confusion as both try to unravel the bizarre predicament Jordan has found herself in, unaware of the challenges ahead.

Under pressure from Child Services, Jordan reluctantly agrees to return to Windsor Middle School. April takes over Jordan's responsibilities at work while the two navigate this new reality and confrontation of Jordan’s past.

At school, Jordan faces the resident mean girl, Jasmine, who quickly reduces her attempts to assert herself. Struggling to fit in, Jordan finds support among fellow outcasts, forcing her to confront her insecurities.

During lunchtime, Kid-Jordan finds herself sitting with outcasts who unexpectedly become her allies. Their bond begins to form as they navigate the trials of middle school, contrasting sharply with Jordan's previous adult life.

As April helps Jordan reclaim her past, their friendship deepens, leading to a reflective conversation about the lessons learned through age. Meanwhile, Trevor begins to see Kid-Jordan as vulnerable, igniting a shift in their dynamic.

Jordan stirs with confidence as she and her friends prepare for the school pep rally. In the face of Jasmine's mockery, Jordan joins her friend’s heartfelt performance, reclaiming her sense of belonging and purpose.

Following the pep rally, Jordan and April share emotional goodbyes with newfound friends, reflecting on their journey. Unfortunately, time works against them, clouding their future as attempts to return to normalcy emerge.

Once back in her adult form, Jordan expresses regret towards April for her earlier actions, solidifying their friendship. She pledges to support April’s entrepreneurial dreams, uniting them once more.

Three months later, Jordan achieves success in both her personal and professional life, standing by April as she presents her app, Discoverize. Despite initial setbacks, they remain determined and optimistic about the future as friends.