Being Alessia Russos younger sister you would think is amazing, but when I get kicked out by my parents and join my sister in her house in London. Things get worse.

Madeline- a 15 year old girl playing for arsenal academy, tries to navigate her struggles at home.

Sofia. At just fourteen year old former Barcelona player has moved to Arsenal. She quickly finds out that life is completely different and sometimes the hardest battle wasn't just you're opposition.

Alex Jane Williamson, younger sister of Englands skipper , suffers through ADHD and autism. Come along this ride to see how she navigates through life with Leah by her Side. Well this rhymed😆 This is my first book and also English is not my first language, so there might be lot of errors.

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Isla Williamson has always lived for football. Growing up in the shadow of her older sister Leah-now a star in her own right- Isla's love for the game runs deep, stitched into every part of her childhood. From back garden matches to muddy Sunday leagues, football has always been where Isla feels most like herself. Isla frequently used football as an escape, attempting to follow in her sister's delicate footsteps and channel her erratic thoughts, which often raced at high speeds. Playing for Arsenal's academy and immersing herself in games fuelled Isla's hunger for her future. Unfortunately, dreams do not always come true, and you must adapt to new circumstances.

Layla Williamson, Leah Williamson's 16-year-old little sister, who moves in with her after being accepted into the Arsenal Academy. Struggling with a stutter, Layla navigates her new life while adjusting to a new team, a new home, and maybe some new developing feelings. Lowkey just bored so I decided to do this I might continue this and I might not it just depends and they probably won't be regular updates. And viv will be playing at Arsenal in the story because I miss her. The story does include a stuttering main character. I understand some people don't like reading the stutter out and they prefer to just read that it said that they stuttered, but I didn't do that so if you don't like it, don't read the story. I don't own any of the pictures used

Sara Harrington, a recently discharged American army soldier, relocates to Spain to rebuild her life. Haunted by the trauma of combat and the pain of being separated from her young daughter, she struggles with loneliness, PTSD, and the challenge of adapting to a new culture. Her skinny frame, quiet demeanor, and body marked by scars hint at the battles she's fought-both on and off the field. Just across the street, Alexia Putellas, the world-renowned footballer and icon of FC Barcelona Femení, seems to have it all-fame, fortune, and admiration. Yet behind closed doors, she feels an emotional emptiness no trophy can fill. Each night she returns home to silence and wonders what's missing from a life so many envy. Their paths first cross not with words, but with glances from opposing balconies. Slowly, silently, their lives begin to orbit each other-Sara, with her quiet grief and fractured strength, and Alexia, with her guarded heart and desire for something real.

At the height of her football career, Alexia Putellas has everything-trophies, glory, and the respect of the world. But behind her golden smile, she's quietly wilting in a relationship that's lost its spark. Her girlfriend is loving but absent, buried in deadlines and late nights, and Alexia is left craving something more-something she can't name. After winning the Champions League with Barcelona, her teammates convince her to join them for a night out at an exclusive, queer-friendly strip club called Velvet Room. Expecting sleaze, she's stunned to find elegance, artistry, and a surreal calm. That's where she sees Nova, a masked dancer who performs with raw, magnetic confidence-graceful, untouchable, and completely in control. From the moment their eyes meet, Alexia is shaken. Nova becomes an obsession-not just because of her beauty, but because of what she represents: freedom, desire, and the kind of passion Alexia hasn't felt in years. As nights pass and visits to the Velvet Room become more frequent, Alexia is pulled deeper into a world that tempts her to question everything-her relationship, her needs, and the image she shows the world.

Amy is a sixteen year old who has an amazing football mind but aswell as that she is a fantastic player who's aspirations are to be apart of the Arsenal ladies. She wants to be the lucky one to be able to work alongside her idol Leah Williamson. But will her childhood let her? Will her past haunt her? Things she thought were normal are they?