Chapter 4: Homecoming

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It's finally the homecoming game. Everyone had came out for the game tonight to support their kids. While the boys are out on the field playing, the girls are cheering for them.



The Cheerleaders: It's homecoming yall

H-OMEC
O-MING
IT'S HOME YALL (2x)
Repeat
Whose House
It's our what...our house,
You know...
It's a dolphin show (3x)



Meanwhile in the bleachers with the parents.



RiRi: Yesss those my little dolphins.

Liv: They're growing up too fast omgg.

Serenity: Let's go baby boy, yess like what.

Brooke: Omg they did.

Aubrey: Let's go ladybug.

Jayda: We look like such hot moms in our cute shirts with our kids' names and stuff.



Everyone agrees that they do.



Meanwhile with the guys...



EJ: Look at my fizzy.

Spencer: My baby girl out there doing her thing.

Syven: Let's go dolphins. (claps)

Devante: My sweet little dove being on captain shit.

Jayce: My boy #3 make something shake. (claps)

Armon: Yeaaa #10 let's do it.

Montrey: Let's go boys and girls. unc loves y'all.

Zion: Let's turn up yall (claps)

Omarion: Dolphins for the win.



A little distance away.


Makaila: (yells) Go baby Go!



When Omarion heard a voice he recognized, he turned to see. He is shocked to witness his ex-girlfriend Makaila screaming out loud.



Omarion: Is that Makaila?

EJ: Yea her daughter goes here.

Omarion: She got a daughter, since when?

EJ: Nigga I don't know.

Omarion: I'll be right back.

EJ: You asking the wrong person, but we are here to watch the kids.



Omarion walks over to makaila.



Omarion: Well, Well, Well long time no see.

Makaila: Not long enough.

Omarion: Enough of this small talk I came over because I heard you over screaming for a kid. Who's kid ?

Makaila: Mine why?

Omarion: Don't play dumb.

Makaila: If you came over here to start some shit walk away, I'm not here for that.

Omarion: I just wanna know who's fucking kid bro.

Makaila: She is MINES now leave.

Omarion: Fuck is she my daughter or not ?



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