A Marching Band Love Story

A Marching Band Love Story

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I feel my heart beating in my throat, the nerves devouring all of my thoughts. The wool uniforms that once comforted me aren't helping me now as the panic and nervousness flood over my body. My drum majors are running up and down the rows of my fellow band mates and color guardians giving us high fives and mumbling motivational phrases towards us. My hands start to tremble. I have never been nervous before a competition before but this one is different. This is the gate to the marching band big leagues. Our first national competition. Our directors start motioning for the band to start walking forward. We are on the field next. "Kansas City are you ready for the Valley Center Hornets to take the field" the announcer says making the crowd cheer. Here we go
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He took a step closer, the smirk not leaving his face as he could sense my irritation. "I've been looking forward to this for far too long," he laughed, licking his lips. "And for once, I'm gonna be the one knocking the smug smile off of your face." My scowl deepened, confused as to what he was talking about. He took another step forward, standing close enough for me to get a whiff of his minty breath and aftershave. He leaned in towards my ear, speaking loud enough for only me to hear, "We'll settle this with the battle of the bands," *** [Completed] Kylie Thompson had it all; she had the perfect family, a handsome boyfriend, good grades, and she was apart of one of the best marching bands in the state. Within a year, that all changed. Her parents filed for divorce, her boyfriend broke up with her, her grades began to slip, and her band director passed away from kidney failure. Now Kylie has to deal with four new issues; her parent's immature fights, avoiding her ex, improving her grades, and keeping the band from falling apart. All of this, and putting up with a guy in the rival band that is so cocky yet so cute. With these newfound troubles, will Kylie be able to keep her life from crumbling, or will a certain someone come along and sweep her off her feet?

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