Quest (The Boys of RDA Book 4) by Megan Matthews

Author:Megan Matthews [Matthews, Megan]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Published: 2017-06-26T18:30:00+00:00

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The bright neon green papers crinkle as I pile up the stack of flyers for the center’s first soccer game against Ryland’s college players. In order to balance both his coaching duties and volunteering at the center, he created optional weekend events for his players to help out the local kids with their kicking and passing. It’s a great opportunity for both sides and now he says we’re ready for the first game.

I’ll be happy as long as we don’t get shut out or have any of my kids get into a fist fight on the field. There are definitely a few players who stand out amongst the pack. The odds of any of them getting into a program like Stanford are one in a billion, but Ryland has promised to make calls for a few players if they keep their heads up and out of trouble. There is more than one local community college with a soccer team. I hate to make promises or get someone’s hopes up when I don’t control the outcome, but an opportunity of this nature would be life changing.

Tomorrow I’ll put out the flyers and make the RDA girls aware they have a commitment that Sunday afternoon. They’ll be here with literal bells on. Or worse, pompoms cheering from the sidelines. Marissa showed off her Stanford temporary face tattoos at the last girls’ brunch. She’s ready to get out there and support Ryland’s team. This will give her a practice opportunity. And of course at least one of them will bring food. You can always count on there being food when you get two or more RDA girls together. A knock on the door draws my attention.

“Can we use your office?” John asks, peeking in from the hallway.

I stand. “Of course. Sure. What’s up?” It’s never a good sign when someone needs to use the office for something and they ask super calmly and politely. Here’s hoping it’s something minor.

Even if I have a feeling Drew will try and steal Grant’s attention tonight, I’d still like to get home with enough time to change my clothes. Take a shower. And put on something cute. The jeans and black hooded sweatshirts I wear every day to work don’t inspire take-me-now lusty feelings. Not only is Grant the first guy I don’t panic waking up next to, but he’s about to become the first guy I make an effort for on a Thursday night.

He has no idea how rare that is.

“It doesn’t matter. You’re not going to talk me into it!” Travis yells from somewhere farther in the hallway.

Okay, so definitely important then.

I hurry and wave John in so I can figure out whatever is wrong with Travis. Once he leaves the center, he’s on his own devices to solve this problem. While he’s here, we have two caring adults to help him work through whatever would cause him to yell at John. It’s something many of these kids don’t find at home.

John holds the door open with his back waiting for Travis to walk in and sit.

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