Dealing

Zadie Davis is the girl who blends in just enough to stay unnoticed, but not too much to seem suspicious. With her straight B's, a clean record, and a dad who works late shifts, no one questions where she is or what she's up to. To teachers, she's just another student. To her dad, she's a good kid. But to the students who whisper in hallways and pass cash in crumpled notes, she's the one who delivers.

Zadie moves like a shadow, slipping between crowds, never staying in one place too long. She doesn't flaunt, doesn't brag, and never makes a mistake. Her operation is quiet, controlled, and precise-just like her. She's not in it for the thrill or the power. It's just business. And in a town where the teachers look the other way and the cops care more about bigger fish, business is booming.

She doesn't care what happens to her customers, she's in it for the cold, hard cash. Everything goes according to plan until she meets, Daniel.