Love And Basketball Novels & Stories

Blake said "Are you sure?" I asked "Yeah, Liam, you want to watch the game with me?" He asked "Yes, Football game," Liam said excitedly, causing everyone to laugh "Well, come on, buddy," Blake said. He kissed me on the cheek, causing me to blush, and picked up Liam and took him into the living room to watch the game. I watched after them as they left the room. I loved the way he cared for Liam, and Liam seemed comfortable around him.

I squeezed her tightly against me, feeling our unborn children between us. Rain started glowing brightly, almost as bright as the sun. She engulfed me in it, causing me to feel the absolute bliss she was feeling, both of us glowing bright. We illuminated the night sky before us. "I love you Nate Viseron." "I love you Rain Lancaster. "

October 10th, 2017 Theressa’s POV "And... let's welcome the most popular player in our school, the one and only Brian!" Applause accompanied Brian's steps as he entered the basketball court. I smiled widely, feeling proud to see my boyfriend being celebrated as one of the esteemed athletes by many people. I couldn't believe today was our 3rd anniversary. I never expected that the person who used to annoy me would become my haven. I don't know how to express my immense love for him.

The dress came almost to mid-thigh, so a lot of those legs were on display. He was not going to lie. He'd had fun with those legs. It was just a shame they were connected to the rest of her. Her face furrowed into a pained grimace. She crossed the room, stretching her hands out in front of her as if to grasp his. "I wanted to express my gratitude for consenting to attend the wedding. It means everything to Ryan and me. "I understand how painful it must be for you after I broke your heart." Casper just stood there staring at her. Part of him wished he could ask her what planet she lived on, but he already knew the answer. It was Kendall's globe, and everything revolved around her. Did she tru

Everyone's attention was centered on the gorgeous couple in the basketball courtyard. Reed was whirling a girl by holding up ass while the girl was laughing her melodious laughter with her arms locked around his neck. She was staring lovingly into Reed's eyes. Just like she used to stare into Asher's.

I don't know how much I have left but I just want to spend my all the time, thinking about him and loving him. I don't want him to think about me, once I am gone. I don't want him to live his life without any partner because of me. Seven years ago, I left him because I wanted him to move on in his life, forgetting me. I lied to him so he would never find me. It was tough for me but I did all, just for his sake. Loving him was never a option, It was need, Need of my soul, Need for being alive.

I could feel the heat of embarrassment creeping up my neck, but I pushed it all down, focusing instead on reaching the sanctuary of the basketball court. Breathing hard, I ran, my feet pounding against the ground, each step determined to escape the chaos they brought. The basketball court loomed ahead, a familiar sight filled with memories of laughter, teamwork, and love for the game. I dashed through the entrance, the rhythmic bounce of a ball and the sounds of boys practicing echoing around me like a comforting blanket.

She pulled back and looked into his eyes and knew that he was willing to give up the one thing he had loved from the day he held a basketball in his hands. Briana knew that if he couldn't play ball anymore he would never be completely happy with her. All of their dreams included him playing in the NBA and her raising their kids once she retired from the military. If she allowed him to join her he would lose not only his dreams but he wouldn't be the Shawn she fell in love with and she couldn't allow him to do that, not even for her. “Briana, what's your plan? How are we going to get out of this once we're done?” Shawn asked, looking around trying to figure a way out.

‘I love you, Charlie, and you’ll always have a special place in my heart, but I need space. Let’s break up,’ Luke’s words the other night rang in Charlie’s head. ‘I need to focus on my studies and basketball. Scouts will be in town this year, and this might be my only chance to get into the NBA. I hope you understand, Charlie.’ He meant that basketball would be his life from that moment on, and she was nothing more than a distraction.

The Connel from Vienna was gone. “I loved you,” she whispered. He met her eyes. “You know your problem? That word you keep using- ‘love’, I'm certain you don't know the meaning. You've never felt what it's like to be loved so how do you know how to love?” Tori felt shattered. “They'll escort you out.” Connel said, leaving the guest lounge. His shoulder squared like a man who had certainly cleaned the house. Tori was gone. But peace was a lie.