My Second Chance And I Found Love In You

Him, in the rows of benches

Being ordinary is a privilege, and I consider myself among the lucky.

I sensed that I possessed all the essentials that everyone desires-a caring parent, supportive siblings, amazing best friends, and a secure home. I simply need to focus on my education and future goals as our family's financial situation is stable. I'm grateful for my everyday life, even if I've always hoped for something extraordinary to occur.

My existence was intended to be straightforward, and it truly is, in every aspect. My high school journey was briefly paused by a delightful surprise. I found you and many secrets.

Destiny is a thread that leads to conflicts in our world. Yet, I will never release you.

It was the last match of the year, at the end of autumn, right before winter's onset.

My sister and I were driving to our brother's last football game of the season. Following the game, she stopped the car, instructed me to return here, and then she jumped out. She headed straight to her friends.

I exited as well and headed toward my place. We agreed to meet up this evening.

By the entrance to the field, I saw a man and a woman leaning on the fence. They see me immediately when I gesture to them.

groaned, shielding her mouth and nose with a mask. "Ugh, I detest this aroma." Her eyes are deeper in shade than her lengthy, curly black hair. Many would admire her if she didn't always hide her face and evade eye contact with others.

Do you want a hotdog, Rex? Luke drew me into the queue and inquired.

Luke possesses green eyes and light brown hair that sometimes exhibits a peculiar yellow tint. He's very easygoing, which is the complete opposite of Bianca, who is always irritable and grumpy.

I merely shook my head in answer to his question. Luke gave the money to the vendor at the stall and said, "Three, please." I strolled and helped with obtaining the food.

"On your behalf?" I extended one of the hotdogs to Mea and inquired. Mea gazes at the plate with disgust. Neither of us has ever been large eaters.

Luke replied, "Nope, they all belong to me," while we headed toward the field.

We ascended onto the bench and seated ourselves in the middle row. My sister and her friends are seen two rows back from the cheerleaders. As we talked, the audience started to gather and settle into their seats.

The match started as soon as the whistle sounded.

The opposing team is in black and red uniforms, while our high schools are adorned in blue and yellow. Although it's somewhat challenging for me to see their dark attire in the evening, I can still grasp the situation.

The stadium echoed with cheers. The bench buzzed with excitement for the game from everyone. The enthusiasm of the crowd made the nearly-winter conditions manageable. This was a tough competitor in comparison to numerous games played earlier. Nonetheless, there is a valid reason our high school is proud of having one of the best football teams in the state.

Even Mea, who loathes big crowds and continually complains about unpleasant smells, shows enthusiasm and claps loudly for the team from our school.

An hour passed. The conclusion of the game was near.

Since our school was just a few points in the lead, everyone felt uneasy.

During a short pause, the team gathered in a circle and discussed their final strategy with the coach. I noticed my brother's auburn hair, which matches our sister's hue. Even though I'm aware he's genuinely enthusiastic about facing a tough challenger, he seemed concentrated.