Strikeout

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Summary

Once upon a time, Scarlet always had a dream of being a female baseball player, as a kid, she played with her brothers, originally she had to play with her younger brother, she was so good, her parents, coach and her twin brothers coach decided she was to play with his time and their age group. Scarlet and her twin Scott played together for a few years until she was selected to play with a female team. Bother her and Scott were selected to go to a specialist school where they could play baseball, both getting a sport and academic scholarship. Scarlets younger brother Sami also known as Samual is still playing baseball but not as competitively as scarlet and Scott. Her younger sister Ari isn’t yet allowed baseball but will soon. Their parents Sussie and Simon are your familiar Christian parents, Simon is the breadwinner. Simultaneously, Sussie is the amazing housewife who takes care of her kids, making sure they have good lunches, always doing their best in school and sports but not pressuring them. Sussie occasionally does work at schools. Both Scott and Scarlet were inseparable as kids, even as teenagers they would go out on dates together, and if one didn’t have a date, usually scarlet, Scott would always bring her along.

Genre
Romance,Drama
Author
Amz
Status
6yrs ago
Chapters
1
Rating
n/a
Age Rating
18+

Prolouge

Hey, I’m new here, I normally write on Wattpad, and thought I would give site ago. I normally write fan fictions, but would like to steer away from that :)

enjoy :)

“Do you think scarlet is as good batter as she is a fielder” A commentator spoke threw the microphone which blared threw the stands?

“I’ve seen her play when she was in high school, and she’s an all-rounder, she’s got a good arm, and eye, she’s a women’s baseball player in the making” the other spoke.

“You know I did some research about Scarlet Smith; she’s doing this all for her daughter, Scarlets, a teen mom, who finished school with honours. Scarlet received a scholarship at NYU doing physical therapy, and a practical scholarship for baseball, she’s someone to watch” a lady commentator shared the information through her microphone.

“Batter up” the umpire spoke, the crowd silenced, the ball went up in the air.

“I think she’s going for the home run” one commentator shouted.

“She is running, she fast, babes one down, two, Scarlet’s will make it” she continued. Running as fast as she could, slipping a little as she ran from third base to home.

“I think she will slide into home” continuing. Somehow she slid into a home the wrong way. She got home but injured herself, screaming out in pain.