I never liked soft clothes. Never liked soft anything. Baggy jeans, oversized hoodies, messy bun, no makeup—that was me. Maya. The tomboy. The one the guys treated like one of them. No one looked at me like a girl. That was how I wanted it.Until the night the four of them decided to “help me relax.”We were in Jake’s basement after a long day of basketball and video games. Pizza boxes on the floor, controllers scattered, the TV still glowing with some fighting game none of us were paying attention to anymore. The boys were loud and restless—Jake, the tall captain of the team; Leo, the quiet one with the wicked smirk; Marcus, the big, strong one who never knew his own strength; and Theo, the youngest of the group, always laughing too hard.I sat cross-legged on the couch in my usual uniform: black sports bra under a loose tank, gray sweatpants hanging low on my hips. No bra underneath the tank, no panties under the sweats. I never bothered. Clothes were just clothes.Jake stre
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