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Right in the midst of his winning-streak basketball season, Isaias is the King of the court, but one slip ignites everything. Setting his life ablaze. With his family outraged and his friend's silence, he has nowhere to turn to, within the chaos his aunt claims to take him. His family jumps at the opportunity, sending him away across the city.
Struggling he tries to scrape back together the few pieces left of himself, within an alien environment with a sliver of hollow familiarity. A family who has more energy than cars have fuel, a cousin whose relationship is less than stellar and seemingly an unresolved grudge against him, it's all an explosion ready to happen.
Doesn't help that said cousin is a lead player in the very school basketball team he has rivalled before. And the very cherry on top, Isaias has gathered that the other side of the city is completely and utterly insane.
All he can hope is however long his stay might be he can stay in one singular piece. Well, that's what he had hoped.
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