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Summer Davidson is a 24 year old martial artist. She was given the chance to represent team GB in Karate for the Olympics in 2024 in Paris. This is where she meets a certain blonde footballer who has recently come back from her injury and is very happy to be with her team at the Olympics once again.
How will they get through all the hardships of life? Will they always find a way to come back to each other?
( This is not written to sexulise people it's for fun and for people to enjoy reading, my depiction of the Olympics is how I have made it work in my head in order to aid the story sorry if it's wrong in advance)
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