Lola Bunny Basketball の小説・ストーリー

Sofia and Laim were in a basketball game, Sofia wasn't much of a fan, but upon seeing the animation of her friend she cheered up together. and the game was more fun than it seemed, without noticing she was screaming along with the audience on the bench for the players. "It seems like you like basketball, you just didn't know!" Laim laughed at the girl's exaggerated reaction, he thought it was cute.

He had no face to get up anymore. At one side, Leo also widened his eyes, his face full of astonishment. The audience burst into deafening cheers. After being called the Piano Prince, David now had a new title. The Basketball Prince. It was pretty clear who would score the next shot. After David caught the ball, he did a dashing back-to-the-basket shot. The ball entered the basket without touching the net. Team David 11 VS Team Leo 8. Did David not need to look at the basket when he made the shot?

She stayed home with Courtney's mum. As soon as I stopped the car, and got out, Lola threw herself on me. She reminded me so much of the daughter I had a couple of years back. She was supposed to be ten this year. "How was school today?" I asked the brown haired beauty who had her hair in two pigtails. "Fine. I was able to spell without fucking up the words," she said. "Lola! Language!" Courtney said immediately, giving her a cold stare.

I left his room even before he could complete his statement. I can't believe they could do this to me despite the amount of money that I'd spent so that they help me to the end of the contest and then I'll be crowned as the Luna of the pack. My dream of becoming the Luna of the pack is going down the drain. I can't sit and watch Alessia become the Luna of the pack. *** "What!" Lilian gasped out in shock after I explained the situation to her. "How could they do this to you in this crucial moment? And you need to complete and win the task before you can be crowned as the Luna," she said.

It’s raining and we decided to play basketball. The girls are inside the house watching a movie so we have all our time to play. Luna doesn’t have any interest in these kinds of games and never did she watch us play even when we were in junior high. We don’t take it to the heart though, we don’t like what she does sometimes. I guess that’s how we stayed friends until now. We respect each other. “What’s up?” I watch him dribble the ball absent-mindedly. “I got accepted to Harvard.” He announced.

What she saw outside surprised her. Leo was playing basketball with Julian. The ball was in Leo’s hand, and he was dribbling and trying to reach the basket while Julian chased him. The huge manfinally reached for the ball and stole it right out of Leo’s hand and scored. Leo whined about it being “not fair”, saying that Julian was older and faster than him, but he was smiling. It was the happiest Sia had seen him since the incident.

Jack said. "Since I was young I used to like to play basketball it's in my bloodstream I would like to represent my country in my national team" "Angela said you look beautiful and also very sexy as always," Jack said. Nelly sally and Ruth looked at them as they approach the basketball court already joy had arrived waiting for them assembled several balls around the center of the court the players knew that it was time for them to learn how to shoot from different directions the players went and assembled at the center of the court Angela a was to lead them to shoot in turns while Joy and jack sat on the bench Derrick rushed to meet Joy.

Time flew. Olivia knew time was the only thing she couldn't stop, regardless of how much she wanted to freeze it and enjoy a moment alone. The thing was that both Logan and Landon took Olivia's words as a promise, not a simple possibility. Both men were obsessed with every little detail of the event. One tiny detail that Logan forgot to mention? This year, the Lunar Ball was happening in their territory. So, it wasn't only about the Alphas' crazed ways to ensure every single detail was worked up to perfection; it was also their odd requests regarding Olivia.

There were pale-blue chairs, a magnetic whiteboard, a low shelf with books, crayons, flashcards, and a small box filled with stickers. I stepped two paces farther inside, taking in the lighting, the placement of the table, the texture of the rug, the distance between the bookshelf and the windows. Everything was right. Poppy had already climbed into her chair, then immediately pointed at the empty one beside her. “Bunny sits here.” Miss Lila set her bag on the table. “Bunny can stay with us, but Bunny doesn’t do the assignments.” “Why? She’s an emotional support witness.”

She completed one flying dunk after another, more impressive than special effects in a television drama. Next, several boys from Xian’s class who also played basketball took turns defending against Nola. Not one of them managed to steal the ball from her. The ball bounced behind her, switched hands, spun, and flew. It landed. Another wave of cheers erupted. For the final shot, Nola performed an extremely difficult move, turning one hundred and eighty degrees before leaning back and pulling the ball into a high release. The shot went in. The entire court exploded. Was that something a girl could do?