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GRÁINNE BIGGS is the static in Tommen's perfect signal. While her sister Claire is the quintessential "sunshine girl"-all bubbly optimism, field hockey, and devoted childhood sweethearts-Gráinne is the cloud that follows after her. She has the same giddiness but a bit more bite.
To Gráinne, the rugby pitch isn't a stage for heroes; it's a graveyard for common sense. She doesn't want a "golden boy" like Johnny Kavanagh or the lighthearted banter of Gerard "gibsie" Gibson. She'd rather be behind a drum kit, knuckles bruised and ears ringing.

PATRICK FEELY is a well-guarded secret in a Tommen jersey. Known as "Slick" or the "Dark Horse," he's the quiet, effortless athlete with soulful blue eyes who seems to exist in a different orbit from the loud drama of his peers.
Behind the steady exterior is a musician who pours his real self into his guitar, a boy drowning out the expectations of his traditional farming family with melodies no one else is listening to. He's the one who sees everything and says nothing-a guarded master of observation waiting for the one person
who can actually hear him.

What happens when the two clashes and gráinne realises maybe not all rugby boys are the same.
What happens when patrick realised it's better to speak?