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CHAPTER 30: They Took Me on the Treatment Table After the Win

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Cassandra

The crowd was still roaring after our huge 4-1 victory. The team completely crushed Hendrix’s squad by using the game traps I had designed. When Chase scored the final goal, he pointed straight up at my booth. As noisy players celebrated down the hallway, Coach Jimenez smiled proudly and clapped me on the shoulder.

"You built that win, Del Fierro," Coach shouted over the noise of the hallway. "Every single line of strategy you handed me worked. Don't you ever let those three idiots fo
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    CassyThe student union felt too bright after the loss. Fluorescent lights bounced off the marble floors and made everything look sharp and cold. My legs still ached from standing on the sidelines for three periods of pure disaster. The team had folded. Bad passes. Missed checks. The kind of game that left the whole arena quiet on the way out. I kept my head down and my hands shoved deep in the pockets of my oversized hoodie. The thick tortoiseshell glasses sat heavy on my nose. I just wanted to get through the main hall, climb the stairs to the quiet study lounge on the second floor, and disappear for an hour.I reached the top of the wide marble staircase and started down. My sneakers scuffed softly against each step. Students moved around me in small groups, laughing too loud or scrolling on their phones. Nobody paid me much attention. That was fine. I preferred it that way after everything Portia and Hendrix had already tried.Halfway down I saw her.Portia stood near the bottom l

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