Coaches' Twins (1x1: Spudmuffin&lockedinside)

[lockedinside]

Most questioned why Savvy was the way she was, seeing as she had a fairly normal life. And she did, well besides the death of her mother at a young age. But no one knew that the death of her mother changed her. She was the oldest, she was suppose to make everything better, and she didn't. She failed at something she was suppose to do in honor of her mother. Now, she hardly tried anything of importance in fear of failing. But no one would ever know that about her.

She watched as Trevor looked her once over - it was a normal boy reaction to her and she was use to it. Smoothing her dress she gave him a small nod, "Of course I am, no offense," she said flashing him a quick smirk before pausing, "Well I mean, being surrounded by a bunch of meat head jocks isn't entirely my idea of fun," she mocked, flicking her hair over her shoulder. She glanced around to see her father wasn't in the room, knowing that if she wanted to escape, she could now. But she hesitated.

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Zeke watched as her arms dropped, interested in the fact that her hands didn't move into flirty gestures that he's used too. "I would imagine," He said lightly about her name before relaxing against the mantle of the fireplace. Somewhat surprised that she asked about football - seeing as most girls he surrounded himself with hardly even knew the name of the game- he smiled. "I'm the Line Back," he stated casually, when he realized that she was in fact his coaches daughter. "Do you usually come to practice."

[Spudmuffin]

Ardra had been watching his body language the longer their conversation lasted. She didn’t know if she was imagining things or not, but he seemed like he was a little bit hesitant toward her, not that she was going to press the situation with her dad so close by.


Hearing the answer to her question, she noticed that the boy had been a little bit surprised, but all she could do was smile. There was more to Ardra than just a pretty face. “Impressive. Must be a ton of pressure on you with the upcoming season, especially with the whole speech about this year being the team’s year for a championship. “You have to catch the players that slip through the cracks. Constantly watch to make sure the ball can make it to the end zone without any fail. I imagine you also take a lot of hits.” she said as she had started to twist the ring that she wore on her thumb constantly, which consisted of a series of celtic knots. “No pressure or anything.“ she teased.


Hearing his question, she nodded, “I’ve been known to. Sometimes I join in and help out. I may be a girl but I can keep up with the boys…even surpass them.”


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“No offense taken. Honestly, I can’t blame you. I mean, why would anyone want to be around a bunch of football players just because their dad is the coach? Almost like a prison sentence for you?” he said as he looked around the room, noticing that one of the other players was paying close attention to the youngest Stafford.

[lockedinside]

Savvy wondered why she had spent so long talking to this boy. Obviously he didn't seem so idiotic but the fact is, she never acted interested in anyone. It was one of her rules that just made guys fall at her feet. Glancing over her shoulder she saw her little sister talking to a boy, and flashed her a smile. Ardra was like her in sense- she never really paid attention to boys because she actually had a life of her own that she liked to live.

Letting her eyes fall back on Trevor, who was in fact taller than even in her heels, she let out an exaggerated sigh. "You can't even begin to imagine," she muttered, letting her distaste for th sport settle in her tone. "Football isn't something I want my life to revolve around, but its literally what this family lives-" she stopped when she realized she was talking entirely to much to this one boy.

Straighten up, she flashed him a smirk. "Well, anyways, pleasure to meet you Tyler but I should really be going." she said, purposely getting his name wrong. A trick that made boys think all too much a out her. She gave him one last lol before moving onto anothe boy.


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Zeke stared at Ardra in amazement for a moment. "Where have you been all my life?" He asked teasingly before smiling, nodding around to a few of the players. "I assure you, out of all the teams your dad has coaches, we're the best." He said somewhat smugly. And he felt it was true. The players they had on their team worked and earned each spot they had. This wasn't just a sport to them, it was in fact what would map out the rest of their lives. And all the have to do is win state champions.

[Spudmuffin]

Ardra giggled a little bit at his first statement. The look on his face combined with his words was priceless. “I’m sorry, it’s not funny. You just seem so surprised. Can’t a girl be interested in sports?“ she asked curiously. “Believe it or not, I love sports. My dad actually managed to talk me into playing football for a couple years. I was small and I was fast. Damn near unstoppable.”


She noticed that her sister had looked at her and she noticed the smile directed at her. She returned a smile before turning her attention back to Zeke. “I’m not as plain as I seem based on a first impression.“ Sure, she was your typical blond haired, blue eyed girl, and although most saw her as a bookworm, she lived to play sports. Growing up, she had learned to love music more, and football wasn’t really a girl’s sport.


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Trevor watched her as she had moved on to another teammate. There was something about her that had him hooked. Wanting to know more. However, there was that warning in his head, ‘coach’s daughter. Don’t be stupid. She could screw you over in a matter of seconds by saying something to her dad.“ But something was also telling him that she might be worth the risk.

[lockedinside]

Savvy glanced back at Trevor, knowing exactly what he was thinking. He was one of her fathers players- one that she was repeated told not to mess with because it could ruin their game. But he was different than most jocks she has known, infact the idea of him being a jock completely surprised her. Turning back to the boy she was currently talking, she lost interest quickly. He didnt have anything for you.

Excusing herself, she moved through the crowd of boys, just wanting to leave. She has made it outside when she realized all the players cars had boxed hers in. "Are you kidding me!" She huffed annoyed.

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Zeke shrugged before running his hand through his hair. "I just haven't met a girl who could appreciate the sport," he said with a smile. Again he found himself relaxing around Ardra and cursed himself in his head. Straightening up., he chuckled slightly, cocking his head to the side. "You're anything but plain Ardra," he stated in a serious tone and he meant it. Usually he paid little to no attention to girls, and the fact that he met such a different one aside from the others, amazed himz

[Spudmuffin]

Ardra watched as he had ran his hand through his hair and took a deep breath. “I prefer hockey…but football is a close second.“ she said with a smirk. However, she was getting a strange feeling about the conversation. She was starting to feel like he was getting bored talking to her, and she didn’t want him to feel obligated to stay. Taking a deep breath, she spoke, “I should probably go talk to some of the other guys, wouldn’t want you to get in trouble with my dad. It was nice talking to you though.“ she said, getting quieter and quieter as she had gone on. She frowned slightly before hesitantly walking away as she was approached by another teammate who introduced himself before striking up a conversation. Unfortunately, she wasn’t as into this conversation as the one with Zeke, but she had to be polite and try her best to pay attention. Perhaps she would have to help out with more practices.


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Trevor watched Savvy closely as she had exited the room, only imagining where she was trying to escape to. He found that he was having trouble concentrating on the conversations that he was having now. He had introduced himself to both of the daughters already, and now all he had to do was wait for an excuse to leave.

[lockedinside]

Savvy stood outside hesitating on what she should doing next, knowing that questions will be asked by her father. She thought for a moment before smirking as she walked back inside. Looking through all the boys, she found the one she held a conversation with earlier. "Trevor!" She called quickly, grabbing his forearm. She was going to demand he help her move all the cars but stopped when she saw her dad.

Coach raised an eyebrow at his daughter and one of his players, Trevor. "Savannah, what exactly are you doing?"

Glancing around, Savvy gave a innocent smile. "Well Trevor here, along with some other players, asked for some help with tutoring, and me being me, I graciously wanted to help! I mean I know Ardra is usually the tutor but I decided to wing it. Isn't that right?" She asked, turning to look at the football player beside her.

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Zeke was completely ambushed by the sudden goodbye, and let the slight frown fall onto his face. "Oh yeah, see you later Ardra.." He said trailing off like she had. Looking around, he immediately became bored. Most of his friends were messing around with each other, and He honestly didn't feel like goofing around at the moment. Moving away from the fire place, he stretched before he caught sight of his friend Trevor, Ardra's sister, and the coach all together. "Uh oh.." He muttered.

[Spudmuffin]

Ardra had said goodbye to the new boy after a few minutes of talking to him and moved on to someone else. She did this up until she had met everyone, but Zeke was still on her mind. Out of all the conversations she had tonight with the players, he was the one that was the easiest to talk to. She didn’t have to try to make the conversation, it just came with ease.


She stood off on her own for a moment before she had noticed her sister, her dad, and one of the players talking. Her eyebrow raised and she started to listen in. Hearing her sister say that she was going to tutor some of the players, she had to hold back a laugh. Her sister, the one that always seemed to try to mess with her dad, was now trying to be the error-free daughter her dad had always wanted from her, but she didn’t try to interrupt. She simply excused herself from the room and made her way into the kitchen, getting a drink of water.


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Trevor was instantly surprised by the fact that the girl who had been talking to him a little bit ago. The girl who seemed like she could have cared less about talking to him, now she wanted him as an alibi. He didn’t like it, but he decided that he should just go along with it in hopes for a peaceful rest of the evening. He slowly nodded, “Yea…as you know, math isn’t my best subject and the rest of the guys that want help think it’s a good idea to try to keep our grades up, maybe we can start playing mind games with the competition.”