RISK ASSESSMENT
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Last published Wed, Jan 7, 2026
After four years at Fairview Reform Military Academy, Noah Li returns to Saint Paul a shadow of the boy he once was, haunted by a past that left him broken and suffocated by the weight of his parents' rigid expectations. To them, he's a trophy, molded for a successful future, but Noah craves freedom, even if it means risking everything to find it. Reconnecting with a childhood friend who is chasing a spark of romance with him, Noah finds himself pulled between vulnerability and the instinct to retreat. Meanwhile, a new connection emerges, challenging the walls he's built and reshaping the way he sees himself. As he navigates late-night rebellions and tense parties that test his limits, Noah must find the strength to confront his past and reclaim a future that's truly his own.
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