A Connection Between Us
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Last published Mon, Apr 24, 2023
Everyone sees the set that leads to the hit. Everyone sees the connection between a setter and their hitter. But what about the pass that leads to the set? The connection between a libero and their setter?
Nathan's best friend hates Seth. But what happens when Nathan gets a little too close to him? They're all on the same team, why can't they be friends? Maybe even more?
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