TENNIS F/F
Posted: Thu Apr 24, 2025 9:57 pm
Part 1
I am Camila Diaz and I was born into a family of Mexican immigrants. My parents had come to the United States when I was just a baby, seeking a better life. Growing up, I saw my father laboring day in and day out, doing whatever it took to provide for his family. He worked long, hard hours on local farms, his hands calloused and sore from the demanding work. Despite the toil, he never complained, his only concern being to provide for me.
I have been working hard, training tirelessly for the upcoming tennis tournament and hoping to be selected by the coach. But my hopes were dashed when I was not chosen, leaving me feeling disappointed and discouraged. My only chance of getting a full-ride scholarship was through the coach's selection for the upcoming tennis tournament, I wanted to make my father proud, and winning the tournament was the only way to do that.
Getting a university scholarship is not just about my future; it is also about honoring the sacrifices my father has made for me and my family.
Camila clenched her fists, an expression of anger on her face. "I lost, that's true," she said, her voice tight with emotion. "But it wasn't a fair game. My coach wasn't fair; he just favored my rival."
Camila couldn't help but feel a mix of resentment and disappointment. "I know why," she said through gritted teeth. "It's because Diana, that gorgeous blonde fashion model look-alike, always flirts with the coach. There's no room for someone like me, someone who's short and brown skin with black curly hair. Tennis is for blondes, That's what Diana told me."
Camila pondered the dilemma, her mind racing for ideas. "I need to find a way to take her place in the tournament tomorrow," she thought. "But how can I do that? Diana doesn't deserve to be there." Her thoughts churned frantically as she desperately racked her brain for a solution. Camila needed a plan now. she realized that there is no easy solution. "I need to find a way to join the tournament instead of her," she muttered, her mind working to figure out a plan. "But it won't be easy," she admitted. she knows that something has to be dirty because my opponent is not fair. so i have to be also not fair. there is only one option she could think of.....
she can use drugs , she could only think of that option. but she didnt know how to get it. How about kidnapping her ?
Kidnapping is something, she never ever thought of. but she is desperate that day, she will give that option a chance. A sly smile spreading across her face. "That's not a bad idea," she said, her voice low and thoughtful. "I could kidnap her, and then she could not join the tournament."
Camila thought for a moment, searching her memory for anything that might help her. "But how would I kidnap her?" she wondered aloud. "She's taller and much stronger than me, and I don't have a gun or anything sharp to threaten her with.
"I could use chloroform to knock her out. But I do have access to chloroform." Camila was determined to find the chloroform. She quickly remembered that she had seen a bottle of the drug in the old medicine box of her family. She went to the medicine cabinet and rummaged through the box until she found the bottle of chloroform. She looked at the bottle for a moment, her mind racing with thoughts of what she is about to do.
She is feeling guilty, she has to kidnap for winning her life and prove her father. She knows that she has to act fast, and she doesn't have time to waste. Camila thought about the question, her mind racing to find a suitable place to hide Diana. She knows that she needs to choose a place that is secluded and quiet, somewhere where no one would find them. She knows that the old abandoned cabin off the outskirts of town would be the perfect place.
Camila's heart raced as she drove her car to the tennis court. She has the bottle of chloroform hidden in her purse, and the thick ropes are thrown into the backseat. She could feel the weight of the illegal items weighing on her conscience, but she pushed the feeling aside, determined to go through with her plan. Camila parked her car near the tennis court, trying to remain as inconspicuous as possible.
Camila quickly changed her clothes in the car, feeling the pressure of time against her. The clock is ticking, she has to quick as soon as possible. She put on a tight-fitting skirt and a matching tank top, feeling the fabric cling to her skin. She tied her hair up in a high ponytail and grabbed a baseball cap from the backseat and put it on her head, pulling it down low to partially hide her face. She checked her reflection in the car mirror, satisfied with the sporty image she has created.
She took one last look around, making sure that nobody is around. She slung the tennis bag over her shoulder, trying to act nonchalantly as she walked towards the tennis court. Her heart pounding in her chest. She could see Diana practicing her shots, completely unsuspecting of what is about to happen.
I am Camila Diaz and I was born into a family of Mexican immigrants. My parents had come to the United States when I was just a baby, seeking a better life. Growing up, I saw my father laboring day in and day out, doing whatever it took to provide for his family. He worked long, hard hours on local farms, his hands calloused and sore from the demanding work. Despite the toil, he never complained, his only concern being to provide for me.
I have been working hard, training tirelessly for the upcoming tennis tournament and hoping to be selected by the coach. But my hopes were dashed when I was not chosen, leaving me feeling disappointed and discouraged. My only chance of getting a full-ride scholarship was through the coach's selection for the upcoming tennis tournament, I wanted to make my father proud, and winning the tournament was the only way to do that.
Getting a university scholarship is not just about my future; it is also about honoring the sacrifices my father has made for me and my family.
Camila clenched her fists, an expression of anger on her face. "I lost, that's true," she said, her voice tight with emotion. "But it wasn't a fair game. My coach wasn't fair; he just favored my rival."
Camila couldn't help but feel a mix of resentment and disappointment. "I know why," she said through gritted teeth. "It's because Diana, that gorgeous blonde fashion model look-alike, always flirts with the coach. There's no room for someone like me, someone who's short and brown skin with black curly hair. Tennis is for blondes, That's what Diana told me."
Camila pondered the dilemma, her mind racing for ideas. "I need to find a way to take her place in the tournament tomorrow," she thought. "But how can I do that? Diana doesn't deserve to be there." Her thoughts churned frantically as she desperately racked her brain for a solution. Camila needed a plan now. she realized that there is no easy solution. "I need to find a way to join the tournament instead of her," she muttered, her mind working to figure out a plan. "But it won't be easy," she admitted. she knows that something has to be dirty because my opponent is not fair. so i have to be also not fair. there is only one option she could think of.....
she can use drugs , she could only think of that option. but she didnt know how to get it. How about kidnapping her ?
Kidnapping is something, she never ever thought of. but she is desperate that day, she will give that option a chance. A sly smile spreading across her face. "That's not a bad idea," she said, her voice low and thoughtful. "I could kidnap her, and then she could not join the tournament."
Camila thought for a moment, searching her memory for anything that might help her. "But how would I kidnap her?" she wondered aloud. "She's taller and much stronger than me, and I don't have a gun or anything sharp to threaten her with.
"I could use chloroform to knock her out. But I do have access to chloroform." Camila was determined to find the chloroform. She quickly remembered that she had seen a bottle of the drug in the old medicine box of her family. She went to the medicine cabinet and rummaged through the box until she found the bottle of chloroform. She looked at the bottle for a moment, her mind racing with thoughts of what she is about to do.
She is feeling guilty, she has to kidnap for winning her life and prove her father. She knows that she has to act fast, and she doesn't have time to waste. Camila thought about the question, her mind racing to find a suitable place to hide Diana. She knows that she needs to choose a place that is secluded and quiet, somewhere where no one would find them. She knows that the old abandoned cabin off the outskirts of town would be the perfect place.
Camila's heart raced as she drove her car to the tennis court. She has the bottle of chloroform hidden in her purse, and the thick ropes are thrown into the backseat. She could feel the weight of the illegal items weighing on her conscience, but she pushed the feeling aside, determined to go through with her plan. Camila parked her car near the tennis court, trying to remain as inconspicuous as possible.
Camila quickly changed her clothes in the car, feeling the pressure of time against her. The clock is ticking, she has to quick as soon as possible. She put on a tight-fitting skirt and a matching tank top, feeling the fabric cling to her skin. She tied her hair up in a high ponytail and grabbed a baseball cap from the backseat and put it on her head, pulling it down low to partially hide her face. She checked her reflection in the car mirror, satisfied with the sporty image she has created.
She took one last look around, making sure that nobody is around. She slung the tennis bag over her shoulder, trying to act nonchalantly as she walked towards the tennis court. Her heart pounding in her chest. She could see Diana practicing her shots, completely unsuspecting of what is about to happen.