Falling For my Fiancé’s Enemy의 모든 챕터: 챕터 61 - 챕터 66

SKYThe whistle stayed silent in my hand. I let the silence stretch, thick and uncomfortable, while their murmurs buzzed like flies around me.The freckled one Jada, according to the roster crossed her arms tighter, chin jutting out. “You were fired from your last job, weren’t you? Everyone knows. My mom’s on the board, she could get you out tomorrow if she wanted.”A ripple of smirks passed through half the group. The tall striker, Maya, snorted. “Yeah. Why should we listen to someone who couldn’t even keep her own team and get her to lose?”I didn’t flinch nor raise my voice. I just smiled slowly, calmly. I stepped closer, my heels echoed sinking slightly into the damp turf, until I was inside their personal space. Close enough they had to tilt their heads to meet my eyes.“Don’t you want to become great footballers one day?” My voice stayed even, almost soft. “Like, actually great, not just good enough for college highlights, not just ‘she’s fast for a girl.’ I mean elite. Nationa

WILLIAMI had been waiting for it, it had come the moment she finally used the black card I gave her. When I had first given it to her I knew she might not want to use it after all she hated me more than anyone.Who would like the rival of their fiancé and also at the same time do what they want after getting manipulated.But seeing her asking for my pin and that she would use it made me so excited.I was still staring at my phone, thumb hovering over our last text thread, a small smile pulling at my mouth, when Victor shoved his screen in my face.“Bro. Your girl’s out here begging to get her old job back.” I blinked, focus shifting to the headline glaring up at me.“She’s Back in the Mask… Is Sky Morgan Pleading for Her Old Club to Take Her Back Ahead of the Big Match? Will They Even Consider It?”Photos loaded beneath the text and shots from outside Levi’s training center. Sky walked out, mask pulled down, chin high, ignoring the phones pointed at her. Anger hit fast and low in m

SKY“Warm up!” I clapped my hands twice, and loudly. The girls groaned but started jogging the perimeter of the pitch anyway. Their legs looked heavy, breaths coming in short, ragged bursts. Sweat soaked through their kits, as their hair stuck to their foreheads and necks. They were exhausted, and I knew it. But if they wanted to keep testing me with attitude, they were going to get the kind of training that made legends or broke egos.After three full laps at pace, I raised my hand. “Take five.”They didn’t even pretend to jog the last few steps before they collapsed onto the grass like their bodies had finally permitted to quit. Some lay flat on their backs, chests heaving. Others curled onto their sides, hands on knees, gulping air. A few crawled toward the water coolers like they were crossing a desert.I watched them for a second, arms crossed, letting the silence settle before I walked over.“Coach… this isn’t fair,” Maya muttered from the ground, voice hoarse.“Shut up,” Ja