Living the Dream

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dancinmac02 goldmedal olympics track volleyball

This story will be about a young girl whose father forces her to play volleyball and she wants to run track instead. Her mother fights with the father and tries to get home to stop forcing get to play volleyball and let her play the sport of her choice or her interest. When she got the chance to play track, she took it. She was good enough to make it to the Olympics. Read more to see what happens to Rachel next.All Rights Reserved

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