Reversed Rivalry

Reversed Rivalry

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Two Alex's-- Two Teams-- One Story. Alex Blaine needs to win the state tournament this year, if he wants the scholarship to Berkeley College in California. He has everything going for him: a nice car, a nice house, and soccer skills that will blow any college recruiter out of the water. But when another Alex comes along, things start to go blurry for the star soccer player. Mutual interests bring the two closer together, despite knowing it could ruin their relationships and reputations; however, will the fact that they both attend the biggest rivaled schools in the state affect how they play soccer? And, in the end, will a decision have to be made between the two? Will it have to be Soccer or Silly Love? Is this a tragic story where two crossed lovers meet, only to fall to their fatal demise of their lives? Or is this something different... perhaps a reversed rivalry?
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They say opposites attract. Ya, well, that must be the reason why Blair Lively and Blaine Lachely can never seem to get along. Meet Blaire: She's smart, popular, competitive, sarcastic, and the captain of her school's cheerleading squad. Meet Blaine: He's smart, popular, competitive, sarcastic, and the captain of his school's football team. They're basically each other's counterpart. They both share a love for almost the exact same things. They both live with just one parent and have one younger sibling each. They even have similar height, hair, and eye colors for heaven's sake! The fact that they're next door neighbors doesn't help them get along either. Wouldn't it be cool to have someone so much like you? You should easily get along with a person that shares so many things in common with you, right? Not in this case. So what happens when they are forced to look after a fake child and spend more time than usual together? Will their views of each other change? Will they realize that they're not so similar after all, or that maybe not just opposites attract?

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