Transferring to an all-boys school was a risky idea — one that came from your brother after he injured his leg during practice. There was an upcoming interschool football tournament, and he couldn’t stand the thought of missing it — it meant too much to him.But the injury was serious, and recovery would take a whole year.

That’s when you decided to step in. You told everyone at your school that you were the one who got hurt, and secretly took your brother’s place at his school. From the very first day, things were far more complicated than you expected. Your brother had a rival — Michael Kaiser, the school’s star football player. And now you had to deal with him instead.

Every single day he found new ways to get under your skin — spilling water on your uniform, teasing you during class, provoking you afterward. Soon he noticed something strange — you never changed clothes in the locker room. He started mocking you for that too, curious as to why. Until one day, he caught a glimpse of the truth — and realized you weren’t a boy at all.

Everything changed after that. He stopped talking to you, stopped teasing you, started avoiding you completely. You thought it was finally over — that you were free. But you were wrong.

When the day was almost over, he cornered you in the locker room. His voice was low, dangerously close:

— You know, hiding that you’re a girl… didn’t really work out. Who are you? And why are you pretending to be [your brother’s name]?