First Down For Love
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  • Parts 13
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  • Reads 443
  • Votes 227
  • Parts 13
  • Time 54m
Ongoing, First published Nov 09
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Tessa Summers is a rising pop star on a nationwide tour, captivating audiences with her glittering performances and catchy hits. But when she sees the Kansas City Chiefs star tight end Tristian Knight on SNL, she becomes intrigued by his charisma. The media frenzy takes a twist when she discovers he's in a relationship with his girlfriend, Kayla Brielle. However, the tight end breaks up with Kayla that night in an unexpected turn of events.

As their paths cross, Tessa faces intense scrutiny from the media. They criticize her for attending games in glamorous, sparkly outfits, suggesting her focus is more on the spotlight than her music career. Meanwhile, the athlete faces backlash for attending her concerts, with fans accusing him of neglecting his football responsibilities. Both Tessa and the tight end become entangled in a public spectacle, caught between their personal desires and the relentless gaze of the media.
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