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Game On (Sienna)
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The sound of the whistle cut through the air, but I barely heard it.All I could focus on was the impact.The sharp slam of my shoulder into my teammate’s body, the satisfying crack of the collision, the way he grunted as he hit the ground hard.It was a clean tackle.But it was too much for practice.“Luca, fucking hell!” Ethan groaned, clutching his ribs as he rolled onto his back.I took a step back, chest heaving, my pulse roaring in my ears.Coach’s whistle blew again—sharper this time. “Russo! Get over here!”I dragged a hand down my face, jaw clenched tight, my entire body humming with pent-up frustration.I knew I was going too hard.I knew it.But I couldn’t stop.“Are you trying to injure your own team before the match?” Coach barked, his face red with anger. “This isn’t a fucking warzone, Russo! Get your head on straight or get off my field.”I swallowed the words burning on my tongue and nodded stiffly.Coach exhaled sharply and turned to Ethan. “You good?”Ethan winced bu
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I felt it the second I stepped onto the pitch.The pressure.The expectations.The unspoken challenge hanging in the air.I wasn’t just here to play today. I was here to prove that I still deserved to be here.That I was still the best.That I was still Luca fucking Russo.Coach hadn’t said it outright, but I knew how this worked. Three weeks off wasn’t just time lost—it was an opening. A chance for someone else to step up, to make a claim on what was mine.Kyle Carter had done just that.And now, he wanted me gone.Not happening.“Russo! Carter! You’re on opposite teams today.” Coach’s voice carried over the field, sharp and deliberate. “I want fire. I want speed. No holding back.”No holding back?Perfect.Kyle and I locked eyes from across the field, and the message was crystal clear.Game on.The Scrimmage – A Battle for DominanceThe second the whistle blew, I was gone.I moved on instinct, years of muscle memory kicking in, weaving through the field like I was born to be there.
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I was making a mistake.A big one.I knew it the second I pressed send.“Pick me up at 8.”The moment the message was out, I wanted to grab it back, shove the words back down my throat and pretend I’d never thought them.But it was too late.Luca had already seen it.And worse?He had replied immediately.Luca: “See you then, princess.”I groaned, throwing my phone onto my bed like it had personally betrayed me.What the hell was I doing?I had spent weeks—months—telling myself that getting close to Luca Russo was a bad idea. That he was dangerous in ways that had nothing to do with his reputation on the field and everything to do with the way he made me feel.Like I was standing too close to a flame, just waiting to catch fire.But here I was.Jumping straight into the inferno.The DriveBy the time 8 PM rolled around, I had changed outfits three times and cursed myself at least a hundred.And yet, when I heard the familiar deep rumble of Luca’s car outside, I still rushed to the win
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