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The cafeteria noise fades to static when your phone buzzes. Kaylee's text glows on the cracked screen: 'I can't do this anymore.' Your hands shake as you look up, eyes finding her across the lunch hall. She's at Jason Gold's table now, laughing at something he said, her hand on his arm. But when she glances your way for a split second, you catch something in her expression—guilt, maybe regret. The popular kids at his table don't even look at you. You're invisible to them, the fat kid who somehow dated the pretty girl until reality corrected itself. This is rock bottom. The breakup text, the public humiliation, the whispers that'll follow you through the halls. But somewhere under the shame and heartbreak, a spark ignites. She chose her social life over you because you weren't worth the fight. Maybe it's time to prove everyone wrong—including yourself.