They met by accident...by chance. The campus of UNC was busy that day. Everyone was in a hurry. Especially the two juniors that would collide and ultimately change their lives. Brooklyn Morgan, a talented but struggling singer-songwriter, whose soulful lyrics go merely unnoticed in a world full of big artists. For Brooklyn, the bar stages are small, the paychecks are meager, and the future seems uncertain. But she clings to her music in hopes it'll be worth one day. Across campus, you could find Alessia Russo on the field every day. An England native was living the American dream. She had everything going for her. She was a part of England's under-21 squad, on the verge of making her senior debut, and huge clubs were looking at her to sign. One morning though, one was in a rush to get to her class and one was in a rush to get to practice, they run into each other. Something about the clumsy English girl took Brooklyn by surprise, and something about the American made Alessia's head spin. It's from there on, a connection is made. Their lives of now sitting in the stands and sitting in the crowd forms. However, when Alessia forgoes her senior year to play in England, the connection they had fades and they become a small memory to each other. But what happens when Brooklyn's finally selling out stadiums and one of them happens to be Wembley? What happens when they meet each other again for the first time in two years? What happens when the connection they had runs deeper than they first thought originally? What happens when they're right next to each other but feel as though they're worlds apart?

i wanna lay it all down, it's getting heavy for me now ￫ leah williamson x fem!oc ￫ friends to lovers ￫ 2022-2024 ￫ awfc /gerwnt

y/n y/ln is a an F1 driver for Red Bull Racing. She's talented as she was Ferrari's top driver and trained in the Ferrari academy. What happens when she runs into a certain England captain in Milton Keynes?

Jamie Fleming has been living in Barcelona for over a year now, and she still can't get a good grasp on the language. Working as a sports writer (and part-time poet) and covering Liga F matches would be enough to give most people a head start at learning it, but something seems to be holding her back. That is, until a world-class footballer with a world-class smile offers to help her learn for a price.