Stories For My Friends To Read

15: The Football Player and the Geek

Lorelai Dallas Parker was raised with six brothers and a dad. The oldest boy was Liam, he was nice at times, driven towards success, he was protective over his siblings, he was also the one who beat them up the most. Next was Matthew, he was the one who cared the most. Matthew would push you out of the flow of traffic rather than into it. Then we have Forest. He was sweet, he was shy at times, but at other times he was very confident, like when he played football. Next, we have Lorelai, the middle child. She was hard core. She was the nicest person you will ever meet, unless you get on her bad side. She is the toughest out of all of the girls as school and tougher than most of the boys too. She's one of the smartest in her class. Then, we have Noah. He was the dumbest out of all of them, but still managed to stay on the football team. He would go out and do stupid things with his friends and pay no consequences. Next, we have Mason, he was the most average kid you would ever meet. He had average grades, an average height, he even played football average. Lastly, we have River, the youngest of the bunch. He was sweet, timid, shy, and adorable. He was the favorite.

Liam was a sophomore in collage on varsity football at A&M, where they were all destined to go. Matthew was a freshmen in collage at A&M, also in football. Forest was a Senior with a great girlfriend, Maggie, he was in his last year of Varsity Football at Grand Oaks. Lorelei was a sophomore in high school on Varsity Football, Baseball, and ROTC. Noah was a freshmen in high school, he was on the freshman football team, he had a girlfriend named Ashley who was a freshmen cheerleader. Mason was a freshmen, and on football B team. River was in 8th grade on the 8th grade A team for football with awesome grades.

Their mom died in a car accident when Lorelai was nine, so Lorelai had to take the female role, but she didn't. Instead of being Lorelai Dallas Parker, she was just Dallas Parker. She became a boy in the shell of a girl. She was the good kind of skinny, she was fit, and the best at everything. She ignored the fact that her mother was gone, she pretended that she never had a mother to begin with. She submerged herself in sports, the only thing keeping her sane. She would distract herself by studying or practicing. Two years after her mother's death, Dallas stopped to breathe. She realized what had happened and finally took on the role of mom. She helped her siblings with school, she made lunches, she learned what her older siblings were learning to help them, she made dinner and breakfast, she cleaned the house, while doing all of this, she still managed to keep her grades up and play her favorite sports. Her dad, John Parker, coached football at A&M, so everyone played football.

When she was 12, she started noticing boys. Well, a boy. His name was Damon Fitzherbert. He was one of the smartest kids in school, and the cutest. For some reason, no one saw him as cute because he was smart and was a nerd. She had first noticed him when he started coming over to tutor River. She didn't pay much attention to him, she just continued on with her life.