"C'mon! You two were the greatest love story to ever exist! Are you really going to give up on that?" "Well it's kinda hard to be the greatest love story to ever exist when you can't remember any of it..." ----------------- Elliot Griffin has had a tough life, not that she can remember any of it. It's been a year since the accident had claimed Elliot's memories. Since then she's disappeared off the face of the Earth no one knowing where she is. But what happens when someone finally finds her? Will she ever have a chance to remember who she once was? Or will she lose her chance at her Forever and Always?

To everyone else it seems like Elliot Griffin is living the dream. She is living out her dream playing professional soccer signing with Arsenal WFC at the age of 15. And ever since she has been the new rising star of European soccer. And now at the age of 17 she's being called up for National Team camp getting to play with her idols. But everyone has a past and Elliott's isn't pretty. Although everything seems fine on the outside, Elliot is left scarred and alone. But what happens if one soccer player helps her learn what it feels like to be loved again?

Abby Wambach gets hurt in a game and might not be able to continue playing. So Jill brings in a new recruit. Her name is Emily Rush, and all of the girls know her as the crazy talented forward from the U-22 national team. Emily is brought in to help the team win the World Cup. As this new girl changes the fate of the USWNT, Alex and Tobin realize their feelings for each other. Can they tell the team about what's been going on between them, or will they keep it a secret. Not only does Talex become a true "thing", but Kelley O'Hara develops feelings for Emily, and doesn't know how to tell her. This story will include ships like Krashlyn Talex Presston Harli And my created ship, O'Rush

The USWNT's kids are all grown up, most of them fifteen to sixteen. They all go to school together, but are surprised when a new family moves to town. Sequel to "What a Rush." Will be more about the kids, but will still involve the players. On hold.