The Home Game
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MatureOngoing11h 40m
Last published Tue, Mar 31, 2026
Nika Mühl has always been one of the key players on any team she's been on. Not only do her teammates love her on the court, but off the court they're all incredibly close friends. So close she considers them her second family.
Quinn McNeal has spent most of her life wanting to go unnoticed. Unfortunately that means she goes without the connection she really wants. Having friends seems like a foreign concept, and family? It's never really been a part of the picture for Quinn.
Can Nika and Quinn find common ground?
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