Off The Court
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When Sage transfers to Cove High halfway through senior year, the halls don't just notice-they shift. She doesn't walk in; she arrives, stepping off a bike that roars like a warning. Rumors follow fast: cold, ruthless, brutally honest. Untouchable. Basketball is the only thing that breaks through her numbness-the only place she feels alive.
Nora, the team captain, is quiet. Basketball is her one shot to get away. Go to collage. Finally escape. Untell the new girl showed up, fighting her with everything she has.
They collide on and off the court, warnings don't matter. Nora sees past the ice, and Sage finds herself drawn to a warmth she thought she'd lost.
Some sparks give light. Others start fires they can't control.
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