Girls Can't Play Football
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  • Reads 802,976
  • Votes 27,453
  • Parts 37
  • Time 9h 32m
Complete, First published Dec 29, 2015
*~WATTPAD FEATURED STORY IN TEEN FICTION~*

"Girls can't play football," he stated, whilst smirking.
      
      "I'm pretty sure they can," I narrowed my eyes at him, angry at his judgement.
      
      "Well, then, prove it."
      
      ******* 
      
      Samantha Anderson has always loved to play football. You could say that the sport was practically her life. She was always known to have a perfect life.  Smart, beautiful, and talented, she was everyone's role model.
      
      What people didn't know was that her life wasn't perfect. She's had her own struggles and a very dark past which has stopped her from playing her very own favorite sport. 
      
      Now in University, she's trying to get rid of her past and start with a fresh, new beginning. Unfortunately, she caught the eye of the quarterback in her University and he's set on finding out everything about her-- but this may just blow off her cover. 
      
      The cover she's been keeping for over two years now.
      
      Highest Rankings: #11 in Teen Fiction
                                           #3 in Thriller
                                           #8 in Humor
     Featured In Teen Fiction: 21/10/2017
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