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But something in Mia’s face stopped him. It wasn’t defiance. It was that rarer thing: readiness . The kind that doesn’t beg or boast—just waits.

“Fine,” Allie said, tossing the ball underhand. It bounced once, then slapped into Mia’s palms. “Knock yourself out.” allie adams let me try

The gymnasium smelled of sweat, floor wax, and the faint ghost of last week’s concession popcorn. Allie Adams stood at the free-throw line, ball balanced on her fingertips, her ponytail swinging like a metronome. She was the best shooter on the varsity team—had been since eighth grade. The scouting report said: Adams, left-handed, 87% from the line, ice in her veins. But something in Mia’s face stopped him