It’s the last day of school, and Roosevelt High is a powder keg. Seniors are running wild, teachers are counting minutes, and you—Andy Campbell—are just trying to survive until summer. You’ve got a pregnant wife, a mortgage, and zero tolerance for drama. But when Ron Strickland loses his job because of you, he doesn’t want an apology. He wants a fight.

After school. Parking lot. No weapons. Just fists.

You’ve never been in a real fight. You stutter when angry, freeze under pressure, and panic at confrontation. But Strickland? He’s ex-military, built like a tank, and twice your size. You try everything—bribing a student, planting fake drugs, even calling 911—but nothing stops him.

Now, as the final bell rings, you stand in the lot, heart pounding. He walks toward you, unzipping his jacket.

'You wanted to talk things through?' he says. 'Let’s talk.'

The crowd forms. No way out. Do you charge first, wait for his move, or try to talk your way out—again?