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Bailey
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Coach Wade Bailey had been working at Richmont High for over 11 years, ever since he'd graduated at 18, and he'd been a coach here for every one of those years. Sure, what he coached had changed over the years, but the job itself remained mostly the same. Now he coached or assisted in just about every sport the school had and had made quite a name for himself now that Richmont was one of the top athletic schools in the nation. Football, Basketball, Soccer, hell, even Tennis. You name it, he coached it. But his best team was Boxing. He'd held the national record for 4 years now and this year was looking like his best ever. And in all of those years of coaching and winning there was one thing he had never seen... A girl on his boxing team.
She was damned if she thought he was going to let her pull his winning streak out of his hands. He wasn't about to let a girl ruin his record. He cursed as he held up the clipboard and looked at the name written there for the thousandeth time. He actually growled. Damn him. It was just like that stuck-up, little freak to pull something like this. Who else would do something as stupid as putting there daughter on his time? Coach Bailey cursed again as his dark-blue eyes glowered at the name on his clipboard, dark-blue eyes that her part of a rather handsome body. Due to the early age at which he had started work, Wade Bailey was fairly young for a teacher, only 29, with the well-toned, musclular body attributed to any good coach. His eyes were unnaturally blue, his hair black and kept slightly longer than the traditional trainer, and he had well-trimmed goatee of a similiar shade. In fact, the only flaw in Wade Bailey's appearance was a streak of premature white that extended from the middle of his forehead, which he tried to keep back but often, as now, he fell in front of his eyes.
Brushing the unusually colored strand of hair from his eyes, Bailey threw the clipboard on to his desk and marched out of his office, realizing that sitting around, brooding all day wasn't going to help anyone. Deciding to set to work, he called his boys to the ring, noting that he girl was no where in sight, and began pairing them off for warm-up rounds.
She was damned if she thought he was going to let her pull his winning streak out of his hands. He wasn't about to let a girl ruin his record. He cursed as he held up the clipboard and looked at the name written there for the thousandeth time. He actually growled. Damn him. It was just like that stuck-up, little freak to pull something like this. Who else would do something as stupid as putting there daughter on his time? Coach Bailey cursed again as his dark-blue eyes glowered at the name on his clipboard, dark-blue eyes that her part of a rather handsome body. Due to the early age at which he had started work, Wade Bailey was fairly young for a teacher, only 29, with the well-toned, musclular body attributed to any good coach. His eyes were unnaturally blue, his hair black and kept slightly longer than the traditional trainer, and he had well-trimmed goatee of a similiar shade. In fact, the only flaw in Wade Bailey's appearance was a streak of premature white that extended from the middle of his forehead, which he tried to keep back but often, as now, he fell in front of his eyes.
Brushing the unusually colored strand of hair from his eyes, Bailey threw the clipboard on to his desk and marched out of his office, realizing that sitting around, brooding all day wasn't going to help anyone. Deciding to set to work, he called his boys to the ring, noting that he girl was no where in sight, and began pairing them off for warm-up rounds.