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The neon lights of the 24-hour diner flickered, reflecting off Amina’s phone screen as she hovered over the link. It was March 22nd—exactly 20 days since the "Summer Col" rumors had started circulating through the group chats, and three days since the "Bullies Be Gone" initiative had gone viral. She clicked it.
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The link wasn't just a website; it was a ghost-net. By the time the summer session started, the bullies would find their targets had become a monolith. Amina locked her phone, a small, sharp smile playing on her lips. For the first time in months, the walk back to her dorm didn't feel long. The link was live. The game had changed.