She runs the school. Everything is controlled—reputation, people, outcomes. No one questions her, and no one steps out of line. Kael Voss doesn’t care. As the basketball captain, Kael exists outside of her world. She doesn’t follow rules she doesn’t believe in, doesn’t chase approval, and doesn’t treat her like she’s untouchable. At first, it’s just friction. Clashing decisions. Short conversations. The kind of tension that lingers longer than it should. Then it turns into something else. A mome