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My Tennis Coach 3

Author: Faithuba
last update Last Updated: 2025-08-01 08:07:58

The match was a disaster.

Not on the scoreboard—at least not at first—but in my head. Every time I served, I felt him watching. Every time I bent, sprinted, gritted my teeth through a backhand, I imagined him behind me, gripping my hips, muttering filth into my ear.

My muscles ached, but it wasn’t from the drills. It was from the tension. The waiting. The wanting.

Coach Maddox sat in the private viewing box above the court, arms crossed over his chest, jaw tight, sunglasses shielding his expression. He didn’t shout instructions. He didn’t give his usual sharp, slicing commentary. He just watched. Silent. Stiff. Still.

And I made mistakes.

Unforced errors. Lazy returns. My focus unraveled. I lost the second set and barely scraped through the third. The second the final ball hit the net and the whistle blew, I didn’t even bother celebrating. I walked off the court like my skin was burning.

The others tried to speak to me—smiles, casual claps on the back—but their voices didn’t register.
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