"“Rrrrip.” The sound was louder than a gunshot in the quiet library. It wasn't just paper tearing; it was the sound of a ten-year-old boy’s heart breaking. Leo watched in horror as Braden, the school’s wealthy tormentor, crumbled the page into a ball and tossed it over his shoulder. It wasn't just a page from a book. It was a handwritten diagram of a baseball throw—one of the few things Leo had left of his father, Officer Jack Sullivan, who died saving a bus full of kids. To everyone else at Oak