🧠 Grayson Has ADHD. That's Not a Problem—It's His Superpower. 🧠

Grayson's brain doesn't follow a straight line. It zigzags. It loops. Sometimes it jumps off a cliff and forgets its parachute.

But here's the thing:

He's not trying to be "normal." He's trying to be real.

And in this moment, what's real is this:

His team has no plan.
They've never practiced under pressure

🧩 Meet the Most Unexpected Debate Team in the Universe 🧩

There are five of them.

One of them is allergic to group projects.

One of them corrects your grammar in real time.

One of them starts every sentence with "Well, actually..."

And one of them brings three backup pens and a highlighter to every meeting.

Also: there's Grayson.

Let's meet the squad:

Grayson Jones – ADHD genius, master of chaos, cactus hoodie enthusiast, part-time philosopher, full-time blurter. Creative? Absolutely. Organized? Not even close.
Maya – Cool, brilliant, and often terrifying. Her brain is a chessboard. She's thinking ten moves ahead. Unfortunately, most of the time she's also planning to murder someone (usually Theo).
Theo – Knows every rule in the debate handbook. Has printed copies. Laminated. Color-coded. Nervous energy and facts pour out of him like soda from a shaken can.
Jasmine – Quiet but powerful. Sweet but deadly. Writes arguments that make judges weep. She's the heart of the group—and also the only one who remembers to bring tissues.
Percival – British accent, dramatic flair, and a talent for monologues. Nobody knows what school club he was in, but it definitely involved capes. Percival is chaos in a cravat.

⚠️ There's Just One Problem: They Can't Stand Each Other ⚠️

They don't agree on anything.

Maya wants to rewrite the entire argument.
Theo wants to follow the rules to the letter.
Jasmine wants everyone to stop yelling.
Percival wants to perform Hamlet.
Grayson wants snacks.

They interrupt each other. They argue about whether rebuttals should be funny. Someone cried (Grayson). Someone threw a pencil (also Grayson). Maya stormed out of practice three times. Percival keeps writing in iambic pentameter.

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