The Game (eBook, ePUB)
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Ryan Stich, or Stich as his soccer teammates and friends call him, felt a short but sharp wave of excitement as he laced up his cleats for the annual State Game. The opponent that had been chosen by the league was from a school that Ryan knew nothing about because it was in the opposite part of the State. To Ryan, however, this game felt like a gateway into something much bigger than what was offered in the small town.Next to Ryan was his best friend, Dalton Miller, also dressed in a red jersey with white trim. Both boys were thirteen years old and had grown up together in Dewhurst. They stood...
Ryan Stich, or Stich as his soccer teammates and friends call him, felt a short but sharp wave of excitement as he laced up his cleats for the annual State Game. The opponent that had been chosen by the league was from a school that Ryan knew nothing about because it was in the opposite part of the State. To Ryan, however, this game felt like a gateway into something much bigger than what was offered in the small town.
Next to Ryan was his best friend, Dalton Miller, also dressed in a red jersey with white trim. Both boys were thirteen years old and had grown up together in Dewhurst. They stood in a line of players waiting for the game to start. Their names and numbers were painted on the inside of the doors. The team had changed uniforms; this time, they wore long-sleeved jerseys instead of short sleeves.
The hazy morning sky suddenly shifted to a crystal-clear clarity, revealing the ancient hieroglyphs etched into the door--a secret code of some mysterious message from years ago. The air was electrified with the pungent scent of rain-soaked soil and newly sprouted leaves, mixed with the gritty smell of gravel and concrete.
Linda Stich, Ryan's mother, was watching from the sidelines with a mixture of pride and worry. She had always been supportive of Ryan's passion for the game, but this match felt a little different. It marked a transition for Ryan and Dalton from eager children to young adults with their futures at stake.
Next to Ryan was his best friend, Dalton Miller, also dressed in a red jersey with white trim. Both boys were thirteen years old and had grown up together in Dewhurst. They stood in a line of players waiting for the game to start. Their names and numbers were painted on the inside of the doors. The team had changed uniforms; this time, they wore long-sleeved jerseys instead of short sleeves.
The hazy morning sky suddenly shifted to a crystal-clear clarity, revealing the ancient hieroglyphs etched into the door--a secret code of some mysterious message from years ago. The air was electrified with the pungent scent of rain-soaked soil and newly sprouted leaves, mixed with the gritty smell of gravel and concrete.
Linda Stich, Ryan's mother, was watching from the sidelines with a mixture of pride and worry. She had always been supportive of Ryan's passion for the game, but this match felt a little different. It marked a transition for Ryan and Dalton from eager children to young adults with their futures at stake.
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