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CHAPTER TWENTY FOUR:
"good morning. i'm less than an hour, aircraft from here will be joining others from around the world. and you will be launching the largest aerial battle in the history of mankind." coach began.
"what?" melissa said confused.
"mankind... that word should have new meaning for all of us today." coach continued.
melissa went over to stiles and tapped him on the shoulder.
"what the hell is he talking about?" melissa asked him.
"he does this every year." stiles replied.
"seriously?" melissa asked.
"yeah." stiles said.
"we are fighting for our right to live." coach said still going on with his speech as the lacrosse players cheered him on.
"wait, is this-" melissa began.
"yeah, it's the speech from independence day." stiles told melissa.
"but as the day the world declared in one voice..." coach continued.
"it's coach's favorite movie." stiles explained.
"we will not go quietly into the night!" coach said.
"does he know any sport speeches?" melissa asked.
"i don't think he cares." stiles said.
"today we celebrate our independence day!" coach said finishing the speech.
"well spoken, coach." gerard said walking in.
"i might have chosen something with a little more historical value, but there's no denying your passion. and while i haven't been here long, there's no denying my pride in having a winning team for this school. i know you'll all be brilliant tonight, even with only one co captain leading you. now, i'm your principal, but i'm also a fan. so don't think i'll be content to watch you merely beat this team. get out there and murder them." gerard said.
"you heard the man. asses on the field!" coach said and everyone walked out.
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stiles and scott sat on the bench getting ready for their big game.
scott was technically going to be sitting with stiles since he got benched.
