Change Your Ticket
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Last published Sat, Aug 22, 2015
In Massachusetts, Josylne is trying to be the best football captain Mass High has ever seen, while trying to navigate through her senior year. When rivals schools start complaining that they can't have a captain who doesn't play in the game, Coach appoints her the position of first string kicker. Now she has to learn how to be a kicker and figure out what her future plans are after Mass High. Senior year was supposed to be fun but now she is under more stress than ever before and all she wants is Parker. Can Josylne survive without her boyfriend cheering her on?
In Los Angeles, Parker is trying to adapt to his life in California. He's used to being the best so when the roster for his first season as a USC Trojan comes in, he finds himself in a position he's never been before. He came all the way to LA to play and now he's second string quarterback. He'll be lucky if he gets even twenty minutes of playing time this season. All Parker wants to do is be home with Josylne and his friends. Only problem is his friends are dispersed across the country and Josylne has her own life struggles going on. Will Parker suck it up or will he throw in the towel and head back home?
With 2,945 miles separating them, it's their biggest obstacle they've had to face.
Note: This story will be told in alternating perspectives. All characters and plot lines are fictional. I own all rights.
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