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When You Started Writing Poems in Spanish
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Ongoing, First published Oct 19, 2023
Jamie Fleming has been living in Barcelona for over a year now, and she still can't get a good grasp on the language. Working as a sports writer (and part-time poet) and covering Liga F matches would be enough to give most people a head start at learning it, but something seems to be holding her back. That is, until a world-class footballer with a world-class smile offers to help her learn for a price.
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Valentina Addington the Goddess of English Football Alexia Putellas La Reina of Spanish Football Two formidable forces in the midfields of Spain and England. Controlling the pitch from the middle their footballing prowess was second to none. The way they could read and manipulate a game was simply something that couldn't be taught, they were the best to ever do it and at the pinnacle of their careers. They had gone up against each other numerous time both domestically and internationally, they knew everything about each other, on the pitch, two forces of the midfield, it was only nature to know. But what if for one night they were not Alexia Putellas and Valentia Addington, what if they were just Alexia and Valentina? What if for one night nothing and nobody expected anything of them, what if they were just two normal people? And what if when the pitch and the ball was stripped away from them and they were allowed to actually get to know the other, the really them? WHAT IF they were actually just two people who found a surprising bond that would transcend a football pitch, a bond they might just be unbreakable?