The Trailer Park: The Fifth Year: Part 1: Words And Music
Copyright© 2007 by Wizard
Chapter 36
Romantic Sex Story: Chapter 36 - The sixth book of the Trailer Park series finds Tony, Tami and Robbie starting their junior year in high school. More football, More Parker, more complications for Tony's life. (This book follows The Trailer Park, the Second Year, the Third Year, the Fourth Year and the Road Trip. I strongly recommend reading them in order.)
Caution: This Romantic Sex Story contains strong sexual content, including mt/ft Teenagers Consensual Romantic Heterosexual
Coach Vickers blew his whistle and signaled the team over.
"Settle," he yelled as we formed a circle around him.
I was feeling good. It had been a good week. So far, no one had threatened to suspend or expel me. Dad gave me some funny looks. I think he was trying to decide if he had to say something about Tami and me, but in the end I guess he decided that Mom had handled it. Football practice had gone great and so had the play. It was Thursday. Maybe, just maybe, I would finally get the confrontation free week I'd been hoping for.
"I just have a couple of announcements, then you can take off. No game tomorrow, and we've looked real good this week, so I've decided to give you the day off."
The team cheered. It had been awhile since we'd had a Friday to ourselves. Robbie looked like she couldn't decide whether it was good news or bad till I clapped her on the back and she smiled.
"Next week, we have the first round of play-offs and we lucked out, we're at home.
The team cheered again.
"If we win..."
"When we win," Mark interrupted.
"When we win, we'll be at home for the quarter finals, too."
"Then the Tacoma Dome!" Mark yelled and that brought on another team cheer.
Coach Vickers was grinning as big as any of us. "Last, next week, Tony won't be with us on Monday and Thursday."
I won't?
"Some guys think they're special," Luke muttered.
I started to say something, but a sharp look from the coach silenced me. "Some guys are special," he said, getting right in Luke's face. "If he wasn't, you wouldn't be on this team right now."
Luke looked away from the coach, caught me looking at him, and looked down.
"And if any of the rest of you think Tony's getting special treatment," it might have been my imagination, but I thought he looked straight at Mike, "volunteer to give up twelve weeks of your free time to coach some kids and you can miss a few practices too."
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