Basketball star slaps girl for exposing his cheating… But her “violent” twin brother just got back from 14 months of anger management therapy.

Trevor Jackson had it all. Star player, Michigan State scholarship locked in, and the kind of swagger that made him untouchable at Lincoln High.

Until Maya Chen opened her mouth.

“Ashley deserves to know,” Maya had told Trevor’s girlfriend three days ago. “He’s been with Stephanie, Rachel, and that sophomore from chemistry class.”

Now Trevor cornered Maya in the parking lot, face twisted with rage.

“You ruined my relationship!” he snarled.

Maya stood her ground. “You ruined it by cheating. I just told the truth.”

Trevor’s hand flew across her face with a sharp crack. Maya stumbled, blood trickling from her nose.

“Keep your mouth shut or it gets worse,” Trevor sneered.

“Touch my sister again and find out what worse really means.”

Trevor spun around. Standing ten feet away was Ethan Chen—Maya’s twin brother. The kid who’d put two seniors in the hospital last year before getting expelled.

But something was different. Ethan wasn’t charging forward. He stood perfectly still, fists clenched white at his sides, his whole body trembling.

“You just hit my sister,” Ethan’s voice shook with barely controlled rage. “I’ve been in anger management for fourteen months. Today’s my first day back.”

He pulled out his phone with shaking hands.

“I have a zero-tolerance agreement. Any violence and I’m expelled permanently.” Tears started streaming down his face. “I’m calling the principal, the police, and my therapist. In that order.”

Trevor laughed nervously. “You’re calling the cops? Just fight me like a man—”

Ethan dialed, putting it on speaker. “Principal Martinez, this is Ethan Chen. I’m in the parking lot. Trevor Jackson just slapped my sister Maya in the face. She’s bleeding. I’m NOT touching him but I need you here NOW before I change my mind.”

“Ethan, stay calm. I’m coming. Don’t move.”

Students started gathering, phones out, filming everything.

“Holy shit, Ethan’s back,” someone whispered.

“He’s literally shaking trying not to fight,” another said.

Ethan dial