She keeps on texting me do i like her no definitely~ Rin Itoshi x f!Reader ~

Chapter 31

The months after the twins' arrival had been a whirlwind of sleepless nights, early morning feedings, and endless moments of joy. You and Rin had settled into your new life as parents, learning to balance everything—training, team commitments, and the ever-growing responsibilities of raising two newborns. Despite the chaos, it was a beautiful chaos, and the love you felt for your family only deepened each day.

But, even amidst the challenges of motherhood, one thing was clear: you weren't giving up on your dreams. You had always been determined, fiercely competitive, and the thought of putting your passion for soccer on hold wasn't an option for you. With the support of Rin and your teammates, you managed to balance everything—soccer, family, and personal growth.

The Olympics were just around the corner, and this was the moment you had been working toward your entire life. It was an opportunity that only came once every few years, and you weren't going to let anything hold you back. With your team by your side, you were ready to prove that you could do it all.

The Final Match

It was the day of the final match, the one that would determine who would take home the gold medal. The air in the stadium was electric, filled with thousands of cheering fans from around the world. Your team had worked tirelessly to get here, and now the final stretch was in sight.

As you stood in the locker room, gearing up for the match, your mind kept flashing back to the twins. Rin was with them at home, but you had spent the morning cuddling them before heading out. It was hard to leave them, but you knew you had to do this. You had to play, not just for yourself, but for your family.

Rin had always supported you—pushing you to be the best version of yourself. His unwavering belief in you had carried you through the toughest of times, and now, here you were. You weren't just a soccer player. You were a mother. A wife. A champion.

"Hey," your coach's voice broke through your thoughts. "You're ready. We all know you've got this. Let's go out there and make history."

You gave a firm nod, your heart pumping with adrenaline. The game wasn't going to be easy, but you had trained for this moment for years. You had fought for it. And you wouldn't back down now.

The whistle blew, signaling the start of the game. The opposing team was formidable, but so were you. From the very first moment, you could feel the intensity in the air. Every pass, every dribble, every shot on goal mattered. The entire match was a blur of strategy, energy, and focus.

Your teammates worked in perfect sync, but you knew this was going to come down to the final minutes. The score was tied, and there was only one opportunity left to claim the gold. Your legs were burning from exhaustion, but you kept pushing. You had to. This wasn't just about a win. This was about showing your kids that you could chase your dreams, no matter what.

And then it happened. The ball was passed to you at the perfect moment—right at the edge of the penalty box. You took a quick breath, calculating your next move. With one swift motion, you struck the ball with everything you had left, sending it toward the goal.

It was like time slowed. The goalkeeper dove, but it was too late. The ball soared past them, crashing into the back of the net.

Goal.

The stadium erupted into a deafening roar. Your teammates surrounded you, lifting you into the air, their faces lit with pure joy. You had done it. You had won the game, and with it, the gold medal.

But as you stood there, victorious, holding the trophy aloft, your mind was elsewhere. It was on Rin, on your twins, on your family.

You had done it for them.

The celebrations continued long into the night. You had just become a gold medalist—something you had worked toward for your entire life—but there was only one thing on your mind: getting home to Rin and the kids.

As soon as you could, you made your way back to the hotel room, calling Rin on the way. He picked up quickly, his voice filled with excitement.

"We won, Rin! We did it! Gold medal!" you exclaimed, breathless from the game and the thrill of victory.

"I knew you would," Rin replied, his voice filled with pride. "You're incredible. I'm so proud of you. The kids can't wait to see you!"

You couldn't wait to see them, either. The thought of holding them again, feeling their tiny hands wrapped around your fingers—it made every sacrifice, every hard moment worth it.

The flight back home felt like it lasted forever, but finally, after hours of travel, you arrived at your door. The moment you stepped inside, Rin was there to greet you, holding both twins in his arms, a proud smile on his face.

The sight of them made your heart swell. Your son, with his dark hair and mischievous eyes and his father eyelashes, reached out toward you, while your daughter cooed in her father's arms. The bond between you and Rin had only deepened since the birth of the twins, and now, holding your babies again felt like the ultimate victory.

Rin gently passed the twins to you, and you couldn't help but smile as they settled in your arms, both of them resting against you. You kissed their little heads, a rush of love and gratitude flooding your chest.

"I missed you so much," you whispered, eyes closed as you held them close.

"And I missed you," Rin said softly, brushing a stray lock of hair from your face. "But I'm so proud of you. You're a champion, [Your Name]."

"And you're the best partner I could ask for," you replied, leaning into him. "I couldn't have done it without you."

As you all sat there together, with the twins snuggled in your arms and Rin at your side, you realized that you had it all. A successful career, a loving partner, and a beautiful family. It wasn't always easy, but every challenge you faced had led you to this perfect moment.

You were a mother, a wife, and now—an Olympic champion. And with Rin by your side, there was nothing you couldn't achieve.

The next morning, you stood in front of the mirror, gold medal hanging proudly around your neck. The twins cooed softly in their cribs, and Rin was in the kitchen, making breakfast. You smiled to yourself, feeling a sense of accomplishment that went beyond any medal.

You had everything you ever dreamed of. The journey was far from over, but with your family, you were ready for whatever came next.

Together, you were unstoppable.