Kicked Around

Kicked Around

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WpMetadataNoticeLast published Thu, Aug 6, 2015
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Fanfic
Football/Soccer
Leo Rackson is the small town's star soccer player. Kara Knight is the small town's best dancer. Their families hate each other. Leo and Kara hate each other. They have so much in common, but the two refuse to get a long with one another. Until some unfortunate news was brought to both teams. Leo and Kara offered to work with each other to keep their teams together. How are they ever suppose to get a long and keep their passion for the teams alive?
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