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Let The Rain
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Fanfic
Football/Soccer
Arabelle Carter hardly has what you'd call a perfect life. Her brother's miles away in the army, her best friend is suicidal and she hardly talks to her mother, who's away cruising with her new boyfriend. Jackson Blaze is an aspiring footballer who loses everything, scholarship, career and social status, because of one small loss. What brought them together, you ask? Well, it started one rainy day...
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Willow Moreau is the girl everyone talks about. But not in a good way. After losing her mom and making some bad choices, she ends up on the wrong side of the gossip. To Willow, the world sucks, everything sucks, people suck. Especially her high school's football team. They're the worst. Joel Edwards has it all. The looks, the smarts, the football athletics, and the girls are all over him. But there's one thing that Joel's missing that he's been wanting--love. Willow's determined to stay as far away from jocks as possible, but when Joel takes an interest in her, he's not giving up that easy. Enemies, to friends, to lovers. Willow and Joel may not have been destined from the start, but once they're together, they're sure it's forever. Then, when their parents meet, it's love at first sight. Will Joel and Willow tell their parents about their relationship or will theirs be a forbidden love never to be spoken of?

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