Eye on The Ball
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Dernière publication mer., oct. 7, 2015
She was just a simple football fanatic type of girl who wouldn't dare to take her eye off the ball.
Until one day changed her life and instead of having her eye on the ball, her eye was on the boy kicking the ball. Was this the type of thing she was waiting on, was this boy her game?
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