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"Last I checked Andrew didn't like you," Wymack said. "He still doesn't," Neil said, but he didn't bother to explain. "Interesting." Wymack eyed Neil a moment longer before turning on the upperclassmen.
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"Andrew Joseph Minyard, what the flying fuck have you done this time?"
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But when summer practices started, ninety percent of conflict on the court began with Seth. Seth was always ready for a fight with Kevin and the cousins. He wouldn't work with them on the court and refused to deal with them off it. It constantly forced the Foxes to take sides.
"Don't go so deep you forget about us, okay? Put one foot in their hole and keep the other up here with us. You've got to be the piece that finally brings this team together. We can't make it to championships without them. Promise me you'll try."
Neil didn't know how to respond. He wasn't sure what bothered him more: that he believed she meant it, or that he could never take her up on that offer regardless. The Foxes couldn't deal with his demons. The only one Neil quasi-trusted with the truth was Andrew, and that was only because he was desperate.
Neil wanted to tell them death was no reason to hold back, but he found their humanity interesting. He just hoped they got over it before first serve on Friday night.
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They were different kinds of heartless and Neil, for all his problems connecting with other people, didn't want to be a monster.
Allison Reynolds was a bewildering choice for Palmetto State.

