Aura_IQ
One photo. Two ratings. And a friendship that turned into a psychological circus.
Andrea has known David since the first grade. She thought they were cool-until he walked up to her table with a black-and-white photo of a boy named Filopateer and a simple question: "Rate him."
When Andrea's "honest 8" meets Filo's "shocking 9," the school cafeteria transforms into a stage. Suddenly, Andrea is at the center of a game she never agreed to play. Controlled by a group of nine boys who move like a pack, the "Rating Game" shifts from playful whispers to a series of haunting, heavy silences.
From intense stare-downs in first period to silent shadows waiting outside the dance locker room, the "Nine Boys" are always watching. But when the silence breaks, it's replaced by a loud, fake spectacle-a forced performance of "hugs and kisses" in front of the entire lunchroom.
They think they're the directors. They think Andrea is just the entertainment. But they forgot one thing: Andrea doesn't follow a script.
In a world of "Ooo" chants and manipulative games, sometimes the only way to win is to walk away.
"Ya me voy."