The Ideal Team Player Novels & Stories

she whispered, unabashedly amazed. “You won’t need God’s help. I’m not going anywhere. When I make a decision, I keep my word.” His voice grew huskier as he rolled on top of her and played with her hair that had fallen back on the pillow. “Working as a team is something I know how to do. I have that with my pack. We are one unit. Even when we fight, there is love and loyalty always behind it. It’s how we’re able to be honest.”

He plopped on the seat where Mei was sitting a few minutes ago, "Moreover, I would have been disappointed if a player from another team won. But my buddy won, of course, I am happy for him. My teammates have smoothed my way a lot in the past and now I want to repay their kindness. They deserve the best." I agree with him. The chemistry that the Riders have with each other is unbelievable. They do everything for each other selflessly, without expecting anything in return. However, the other person does not take it for granted. He appreciates those gestures and keeps that memory engraved in heart for the rest of his life. "Sometimes I envy you." I said to him. "Why? I do not have anything wort

Michael I had to tell her everything I was holding back from past few days, It’s not like I was encouraging her presence in life it was just that I have seen her work closely and she really has some great skills and her urge to learn new things has made me more impressed, I hardly get to meet people who are of her age with so much of enthusiasm to learn more, also her ability of being a team player and not taking all the credit herself.

Justice says, "We're a team." "It is his fault," I correct, "And we are a team." I stare at SpeedBlade. "We are a team," I repeat, "And where I'm from, that means having your team's back. We watch out for each other. We form plans and execute them together. We do not watch as one, only one of us, just swing a sword and hope for the best." SpeedBlade turning his head, I snap my fingers in front of him. "Hey," I say, "I'm over here."

"How the fuck would she? If you do what you're supposed to there's no way; the idiot barely has one working brain cell." "Yeah, about that, thanks for sticking me with the idiot as you call her. I could think of a few choice words to call her myself but idiot's a good start." "Suck it up bro, it's called taking one for the team. Look at it as training experience for when you're out in the big bad world with your hotshot ball career. You'll know already how to cull the undesirables from the more suitable." I cuffed his shoulder playfully. Things were back on track alright. I'm sure nonna knew I had no intentions of giving up on my little quest so easily. Though what she'd set in motion was hu

Rain sighed, she knew she couldn't get more out of him, "When Nakiya told you everything… there is no way you did not know the situation would go downhill… you had time to run away, instead you stayed! Why?" "I've said this before, remember. I am a military cadet, and I'm taught that life is not cheap, Miss Rain. A teammate's death is not just the reduction of an asset, but also one of the bigger failures. If any of us dies, others have to share the blame. I do not want that burden on my conscience, so I have no choice but to do everything in my power, to not let my teammates die. This is what it means to be a part of a team."

It’s funny and it may be early but Trevor’s idea gives me excitement. “In the meantime, I’ll share some with them. I’m full after eating just two pieces,” he said. “Trevor,” I called him. He stopped and waits for me to continue. “Why are you so nice?” I asked. “What?” he asked. “Helping me out. Giving me ideas. Engaging me with other people here,” I said. He smirked. “Let me say again that we are a team. It’s good to support each other while we are working together. Besides, you’re not letting this hobby get in the way of your work, right?” he asked.

JOSH POV My teammates act as a team but, they still look out for themselves. Playing as a team will further their own careers, but if they can throw you under the bus to advance even further, then they will and not think twice about it, especially if it gets them a bigger contract.

When I look at her, she gives me that warm, encouraging smile that says 'keep going, you've got this. "But you know what?" I say, my voice stronger now despite the tears. "I found something better. I found a team that actually has my back. A team that sees my worth, that wants me not despite my flaws, but because of my strengths." I turn to look directly at Jaxton and his teammates, who have been standing there quietly, letting me have this moment. "I found people who treat me like I matter, who make me feel like I belong somewhere. And that's where I'm going."

Harry finally puts down the bag of potato chips he's been holding since we arrived. "I'm off to the toilet for space clearance!" Kevin stands up while Dana makes an irritated face, "Do you really have to tell us about that, Kev? Really?" I'm lucky to have a fun team to be stuck with for the rest of this operation. Believe me, fun and able-to-work-under-stress are the qualities I value very much at times like this. Because I've experienced the kind of team that likes to shout, when they can actually voice their opinions in a better tone. I mean, we are professionals. So behave like one instead of being a child and scream to tell people what you want.