Pups Save A Basketball Game Novels & Stories

My mum said and I nodded in response and we watched as the game began. Over the years this is my first time watching my baby play basketball, I've been so busy with my work that I never had the time to watch my baby but now that I'm finally watching him live, seeing his skills and talents I don't know what to say, I can't even believe that he's my own child, look talented he is in basketball this is so good. Moon suddenly scored a field goal and the whole crowd were almost going crazy, “Moon the star of LUV has successfully welcomed the other team by scoring a three points field goal, now the game is getting hotter” The MC announced. Moon's team are all wearing Blue and they are called LUV w

He sank into a chair as they all turned their focus back to the NBA playoffs basketball game. With the kids all in the redesigned playroom. The girls are playing pretend beauty shop with their dolls, giving them full glam makeovers with makeup and nails. Justice is doing karate jumps, imitating Goku in his full costume in the extended matted area, and Marco Jr. is gaming online playing some new game similar to Fortnite.

I put back his toothbrush and I walked to the garden to play with the boys basketball Peter's pov We were playing basketball. Vincent, David, Miles, and I are on the same team while Marco, Sofia, Eric, and Sam are on the same team. We are in the final part. They started to catch up and play hard, now it's just 5 points between us. I was trying to take the ball from My brother when he succeeded to make it past me and he scored it.

I squint my eyes hard enough to see a figure in the middle of the basketball court where I'm taking out the trash from the kitchen. The sound of the ball bouncing on the floor becomes more audible when I head to that direction and I recognize Noah dribbling the ball in his hands before getting ready to shoot it through the hoop. "He goes up for the shot and it's good! Kingston High Jayhawks victory for the record books!" I cup my hands by the sides of my mouth and do the imitation of the sound of a cheering crowd. "I thought everyone left," He says. "That's what I thought too." I snatch the ball from his hands and dribble, aiming to shoot it through the net but I miss.

I let him realise. It growled again, "Look around you, you are surrounded, and cannot be saved. You and your little pups will get eaten by us before your alpha can show up to us." I stared around with that, and he was right. We were surrounded. "You cannot win," I told him, refusing to back down. "We can." He charged at the pups and me. "Luna!" The shout echoed around the playground and I took a fast move to crouch on the ground with the guard who had my children in his arms.

“What do we do now?” “We stick to the plan,” Selima said firmly. “He mentioned the courts. That means he and Michael are playing ball after school. We’re going to be there. We’re going to be the most supportive fans they’ve ever had.” “I don't even know the rules of basketball,” I pointed out. “The rule is: Uriel puts the ball in the hoop, and you look pretty while watching him,” Selima laughed, pulling me toward the exit. “It’s not rocket science, Mehanda. It’s chemistry.”

They installed hoops in driveways and vacant lots and taught kids and young adults how to play. The smiles on the community members’ faces were unmistakable. Mateo’s family was especially proud of him. The footage even brought tears to Jake’s eyes, and the camera panned to several audience members who were also weeping. “That was touching,” Jake said. “We need more basketball players like you guys.” “Yes!” the crowd echoed. “We’re praying for Luxford Iron Pulse to win the league — you’re representing our country, so of course we’re rooting for you,” Jake added. “Not that we have a choice.”

Joshua created it…mostly because he'd finally gotten tired of being reasonable. The puck bounced loose near center ice and Joshua grabbed it immediately it landed, one defender stepped forward. Joshua went through him and another stepped forward. Joshua ignored him too. The crowd rose, the goalie moved…he fired and the net exploded. 3–1. For a second nobody reacted. Then their section of the arena erupted. Lydia screamed, Klaire screamed and the remaining students screamed, security still looked exhausted. Joshua pointed toward the sky dramatically. "I HAVE SAVED US."

Everyone crossed their fingers while some held their breaths, some closed their eyes and prayed to God while some boldly watched the ball dance around the hoop of the net. The basketball team players both the Seattle High and Silva High watched the ball with their heart slamming against their chest. Just one point. And Silva High wins. Just one point. And Seattle High wins. The ball then decided it was time to stop playing around and fell through the net. "HE SCORES!!!!"

============================ Clark and Van are currently playing basketball while Bianca's watching them. Van is dribbling the ball for a free throw. "Shoot that ball, Van!" Bianca cheered for her friend. Van took a deep breath and then he tries to shoot the ball. He shouted "yes!" when perfectly went inside the ring. "I'm tired already, let's take a break!" Clark suddenly announced. "Yes. I'm very thirsty." Van nodded in agreement. Clark smilingly puts his arm around Van. "I didn't know you're a hustler in basketball, dude!" he praised his friend.