It was the day of the basketball tournament and Taeyeon was freaking out. She felt like even though she trained like hell, she still wasn’t prepared for the big game. It also didn’t help that her father was being an annoying who kept telling her how disappointing it would be if they lose and how she would kiss her whole future goodbye.

“This family’s reputation comes first, so you need to do everything you can to win this game, at all cost. Don’t bother coming home tonight if you lose, do you hear me?” Mr. Kim made the consequences clear to his daughter and Taeyeon just nodded her head without saying anything back to her father. She knew better than to get into a fight with him right before the big game.

The game was supposed to start at 8 PM sharp, so Taeyeon had to be at the gym earlier, because the team had to prepare. The coach had them do a dynamic warm up before the game, so that they could be at their best performance for the tournament. They were doing high kicks, high knees and all sorts of other exercises. Taeyeon was pretty used to them since she had been training all her life like this.

“Taeng, we need to kill it out there tonight,” Yuri said to her best friend as she placed her hand on the girl’s shoulder. “You and me!”

“Totally, man!” Taeyeon replied and smirked at her. “My dad said that some hotshot scout is going to be at the game. If we’re lucky, we can both get scouted.”

“Yeah! I really want to play college ball with you, dude!”

Both girls had this dream ever since they were little that they’d go to the same university and play college basketball on the same team, like people did in those famous teen shows. They always tried their best in order to make that dream a reality.

When the game started and all players were on the court, Taeyeon tried to keep herself focused. She couldn’t allow herself to be distracted at that moment, but she couldn’t help but look around the gym where all the guests were seated, looking for Jessica.

“This is one of the most important game for the Seoul High Timberwolves. They're definitely looking to come out strong tonight and prove to be the better team,” the commentator said as everyone was cheering loudly.

Taeyeon continued looking around the room and managed to finally pinpoint her girlfriend’s location. She was smiling at her and Taeyeon couldn’t help but smile back. Before she knew it, the referee blew his whistle and the center jumped up to tip the ball into the Timberwolves’ possession.

“Taeyeon, focus!” Yuri yelled at her best friend, making the girl snap out of her trance and get her head in the game. Taeyeon was the point guard so it was her responsibility to direct the offense. She needed to get the ball to the right person at the right time.

“Point Guard Kim Taeyeon is looking really good tonight. She seems like she's going to break this court in half,” the commentator said on the mic, making the whole crowd go wild.

The ball was currently in Taeyeon’s possession and she managed to avoid the other team’s defense and get the ball to Yuri who scored an incredible 3-point shot.

“Wooo!” Yuri yelled out as the ball went inside the hoop.

“Nice one, man!” Taeyeon told her best friend as all the players got into their positions.

“You keep playing like that and there’s no way we’re losing tonight!”

"Alright here we go. After that incredible 3-point shot, the ball is now in the possession of the Daejeon Stallions," the commentator stated as a player from the opposing team tried to get to the other side of the court.

Jessica was at the game because she really wanted to cheer her girlfriend on, so every time Taeyeon scored, she'd yell as loud as she could. Jessica was watching with interest as her girlfriend was playing. She couldn’t help but think how incredibly hot she looked while wearing that basketball jersey. She might not understand anything about sports, but she sure loved to stare at Taeyeon as she played.

Basketball is a team sport, so just putting scores on the board is not enough. The scout that was there that night was looking for something more than just that, so Taeyeon's main priority wasn't to score as much as possible. She did add points, but she also helped her teammates score as well. They had specific plays they needed to do and they followed them without question. Taeyeon was a team player and she did her best out there. Hopefully, the scout would recognize that. She really wanted that.

As the game went on, the two teams were always neck to neck. The score was almost even until the Stallions scored and were then in the lead.

"Timberwolves are down in the fourth quarter. Time is ticking and they need a basket to win this," the commentator said as the gam