Chapter 4
A Battle for Belonging
After the incident at the football field, Thunder’s life took an
unexpected turn. The police officer, Officer Reed, had spoken to Coach
Thompson, emphasizing the importance of player safety and inclusion.
Reluctantly, the coach agreed to let Thunder back on the team, but it was clear
that his acceptance came with a heavy dose of reluctance.
“The only reason you’re here is because of the police,” Coach
Thompson muttered one day during practice, his tone laced with sarcasm. Thunder
felt a mix of relief and frustration; he was grateful to be back but wished it
hadn’t taken such drastic measures.
The Match
As the season progressed, the team reached the nearest finals of the
local championship. The stakes were high, and Coach Thompson was determined to
win the cup. The whole town buzzed with excitement, and the atmosphere was
electric. Everyone knew that winning would not only bring pride but also a
sense of accomplishment to the team.
In the days leading up to the final match, Thunder trained harder
than ever. He wanted to prove to the coach and his teammates that he deserved
to be there. He practiced tirelessly, honing his skills and building his
confidence. His teammates began to notice his dedication and started to rally
around him, offering encouragement and support.
Finally, the day of the pre-exam as the team struggle for staying in
the اFootball League arrived. The match would take place at the other town’s main
stadium, where hundreds of fans gathered to cheer for their teams. Thunder’s
heart raced as he stepped onto the field, the energy palpable. He looked up at
the stands, spotting his mother, Mrs. Parker, waving a handmade banner that
read: “Go, Thunder!”
A Crucial Decision
As the game began, it became clear that Coach Thompson had a
strategy in mind. He placed the strongest players on the field, and Thunder
remained on the sidelines, watching with a mix of anticipation and
disappointment. He had hoped to play a more significant role, especially in
such an important match.
As the minutes ticked by, the tension grew. The score was tied, and
both teams fought fiercely for control of the game. Each time the whistle blew,
Thunder felt his heart sink a little more. He wanted so desperately to
contribute, to show everyone that he was more than just a backup player.
Finally, with only fifteen minutes left in the game, Thunder could
no longer hold back. He approached Coach Thompson, determination in his eyes.
“Coach, please let me play! I can help us win,” he pleaded.
Coach Thompson shook his head. “No, Thunder. This is too important.
I can’t risk it. If we don’t win, we’ll lose everything we’ve worked for.”
Thunder felt a surge of frustration but stood his ground. “I’ve
trained hard. I want to be a part of this team. I can make a difference!”
The coach’s face hardened. “You’re not ready. If you insist on playing,
I’ll call the police again.”
The Insistence
Thunder’s heart sank at the threat. He had worked so hard to earn
his place, but he knew he couldn’t back down. “I’m not afraid of that. I just
want to play!” he shouted back, his voice filled with emotion.
Seeing the determination in Thunder’s eyes, the coach sighed,
realizing he was losing control of the situation. The tension on the field was
palpable, and the crowd began to murmur. Coach Thompson knew that if he pushed Thunder
away now, he might lose the support of the players who had begun to rally
around him.
“Fine,” the coach snapped, exasperated. “You can play, but this
better not backfire on me.”
Thunder felt a rush of excitement and fear as he put on his jersey
and joined his teammates on the field. The whistle blew, and the game resumed.
The Game Intensifies
As Thunder stepped onto the field, the adrenaline surged through
him. He quickly found his position and focused intently on the game. The ball
zipped around, and he felt the thrill of being part of the action. With each
pass and tackle, he grew more confident.
The minutes dwindled down, and the score remained tied. It was
do-or-die time, and Thunder knew he had to make an impact. He remembered all
the training sessions, all the support from his teammates, and most
importantly, the encouragement from his mother.
With only five minutes left, Thunder saw an opening. He sprinted
toward the goal, calling for the ball with his vibrated sound. His teammate, Jake, who had been instrumental
in supporting him, passed it to him. The other team knew he was from pupil who
has special case, they let the player pass the ball, they took it and ran
towards the other Goal, but the defender could prevent the Goal.
Thunder fell crying, the ambulance car took him while the fans of
the team blamed the coach to let that player paly that match.
A Moment of failure
As the ball was lost,
and thunder fell to the ground
His teammates rushed
to blame the coach, other players went away.
The situation was so
complex, the colors were mixed and the manager of school called the coach to
important meeting. asking him, “why did
you let this pupil play this match?“why?”.
The Aftermath
After the match, the team got sad as Thunder lost the final chance. All
blamed the crotch.
Thunder felt with bad feeling, as the world disowned to his chest.
He felt he could stand, he fell down
The atmosphere was narrowed, and the team gathered and visited him.
All tried to show sorrow for him and the coach promised him to play in the
nearest match. The situation of the team was completed as the final match, they
would win or they will downed to next rank The doctor called the mother of thunder and
the coach. He told them, the physiology
of Thunder is hard, and he needed special care. And if he played a match
and failed to do a good play or play bad, do not blame him. It is prefer not
let him to play the match again, and made a game to play with his friends only.
For bad luck, thunder was going to urine and saw the end of her
mother dress. As God gave hims good hear, he heard them talking and the urgent
of his mother to get a solve of that problem. The doctor emphasized that if he fail in any match he would expose to
bad situation and he might get a bad shock will influenced in his life ata all.
Thunder looked sad, he returned to his bed without any word. He
understood some words especially , he must not play again.
He said“ I cannot , I
can’t “
Thank you my mum
You fight for my happy
You get me every good
But who can help?
I like to play
football
How can I share in a
taem
I iowll! I couldn’t have done the win, I am a
failure “
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