Book 2: Catching Up Fast (1)

Jenny Wilson’s strength has crossed the line from private to undeniable. Accidental reveals aren’t accidents anymore. Arm-wrestling tables become tests. Clothes stop fitting. Once power is visible, it rewrites the room—and Jenny is learning how fast admiration, challenge, and attention follow muscle.

Technique changes everything. Leverage beats size. Timing beats force. With every correction, every lesson, Jenny closes the gap on the one person she was never meant to surpass: her brother, Rob.

For Rob, this is the outgrowing-the-mentor moment he’s been running from. Draws replace wins. Pins take longer. Staying ahead now requires restraint as much as strength. Wrestling lingers. Touch carries information. The line between competition and something else grows thin.

Mel already knows this territory. She understands the unspoken rules—who’s allowed to win, who’s allowed to be strong, and when power turns intimate. She pushes boundaries because someone has to.

This is a story of strength after discovery: of awe before desire, of dominance without intent, of restraint as power, and of what happens when the strongest body in the room belongs to the girl who doesn’t know how to stop growing.