Seulgi Friendly Rivalry Novels & Stories

That evening, after her classes, Serra was trying to find Kyle. He instructed her to wait for him after her classes, so that they can go back home together. She knows he is a quarterback to their football team, and there is a football match the following day with the Floyd college team. She knows this from other kids who were discussing this all day long. Everyone was discussing the upcoming match and how important it is for their team. Apparently the Chicago University team and Floyd team have had a rivalry for years now. The Chicago team couldn't beat the Floyd team until now. And it's their first match together in this season.

The balance between pitching and batting is crazy. [☞ This D University match will be the real test. I'm going to Mokdong to see this!] [☞ As expected, the underdog's rebellion is the most thrilling. From today, I am unconditionally a fan of S University Magumagu.] Yearning for the flame of public opinion to burn even more fiercely, Haneul proudly stepped onto the soil of the ground with Yuhwan. ***

Their rivalry transformed into a deep-rooted friendship, forged through the challenges of the game and the shared thrill of competition. As the game came to an end, Sukoon and Vihaan's playful banter filled the air, their laughter a testament to the bond they had formed. They sat back, relishing the moment, basking in the camaraderie that had grown stronger through their shared passion for gaming. The echoes of their game reverberated through the party, leaving behind a legacy of spirited competition and a friendship that would endure beyond

"Pretty cool I guess." "Right now, the ship between Hoseok and Nari has set sail first and has a lot of supporters since their party hall encounter and oh my it's going on so strong I almost want to support them!" He pouted, looking like a fanboy that was torn between two of his favourite celebrities. "Wasn't that when she avoided Hoseok at the party hall? What had they talked about that made fans shop them so strongly?" Jea Hwa thought, feeling a slight tug in her heart.

All he could do was make sure none of his teammates, know about her relationship. The rivalry was not like all other small quarrels. It was beyond that. Silver High basket ball team members and North Hill teammates, loathed eachother from the core of their hearts. Being a cheerleader, Kate also had certain pressure on her from her college mates as well as Silver High members. If North Hill students, would get to know Kate’s relationship with the rival, her classmates, even her friends, would start bullying her, and Edwin didn’t want that to happen. Though Kate knew that, she couldn’t control her feelings and she had been maintaining it as a secret.

I had on some days thought that he was too bright for a world like ours. “Come on, hurry up!” Liam jogged backward across the sports field, waving his arms wildly. I carried the equipment bag over my shoulder and glared. “If I drop dead from carrying this, I’m haunting you.” He grinned. “I’ll survive.” We had gym duty before the biggest football game of the year. It was Sterlingmere versus Ashbourne. The rivalry between both schools was legendary and the entire school had been buzzing all week. James was captain. Of course he was.

(Joseph’s POV) The game loomed that evening. The stadium lights buzzed, their low hum syncing with the violent thud of my heart against my ribs. The air in Mthland was heavy with the scent of freshly cut grass and the electric charge of five thousand screaming fans. This was the big one. Mthland High versus Greenland. The rivalry that turned quiet neighbors into enemies for four quarters. I stepped into the huddle, the sweat already stinging my eyes under the heavy plastic of my helmet. "Blue forty-two! Blue forty-two! Set... hut!"

“But it’s also a tightrope. We spin this as mutual respect. Healthy competition. A shining example of our progressive club culture.” To no one’s surprise, Maya and Leo were paired for more appearances. More interviews. More forced smiles and perfectly worded soundbites. In one such joint interview, a wide-eyed reporter asked with too much eagerness, “So, Maya, Leo, how real is the rivalry? Are the rumors true?” Maya didn’t hesitate. “We’re professionals. We push each other. That kind of competition is good for United City.” But Leo turned to her with something different in his expression. Not a smirk. Not a jab.

replied Hyun Jin casually without showing a hint of disapproval. “What is this rivalry between The Jeons and The Ahns? Min Jun and you give each other death glares. Even, I have seen Jaemin doing the same! It looks like if you have given chance, you will rip each other apart!!”