I Stole the Quarterback's Position | DISCONTINUED FOREVER
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"You... you can't play football!" Aaron spat in my face.
I wiped the spit off my face and turned to him. "Yes, I can." I said calmly putting my helmet on.
"But you're a girl! Girls cheer for us, not play the sport!" He continued.
I glared at him, shoving him out of the way. "Watch me."
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Emily Jason has been around football before she was even born, her dad being the coach at University State, and her brother having played for over 10 years.
Instead of playing with Barbie dolls and having makeovers, she was at her father's side on the football field, watching, play by play.
She knew how to throw a football before she could even read.
But what will happen when this tomboy takes the quarterback's position?
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