Rival Lovers
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Category:
Erotica › General
Rating:
Adult +
Chapters:
4
Views:
2,639
Reviews:
5
Recommended:
0
Currently Reading:
0
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This is a work of fiction. Any resemblance of characters to actual persons, living or dead, is purely coincidental. The Author holds exclusive rights to this work. Unauthorized duplication is prohibited.
Preface
Title: Rival Lovers
Author: eeyore87
Pairing: M/F (No names)
Rating:
~ Overall: R
~ Currently: PG/PG-13
Chapters: 1/?
Summary: Two high school rivals meet up again in the most unlikely of situations.
Author's Notes: This story has/is being Beta'd by a couple of close friends of mine,
but I'm looking for a few more fresh eyes to help weed out all the errors. If you'd like to
Beta for me please email me at sallykins@gmail.com.
Please please please review for me.
Feed the Author, reviews fill my belly (and make for better writing).
~Preface~
They had been rivals, even enemies, growing up, always trying to one-up each other
in just about everything they did. She was always better in sports, where he excelled
in classes, atypical of the stereotypical all American boy and girl. But they never
seemed far apart, he Graduated Valedictorian with her just a mere 0.13 points behind
as Salutatorian. She took home MVP, Captain or Co-Captain in nearly all the sports she
competed in, soccer, tennis, volleyball, softball and track, where he always seemed to
manage to get Co-Captain, the Coach’s Award, or some other ‘cute’ award for effort. It
was their passion for beating the other that drove them to do so well. Always passing
cruel remarks to the other as they passed in the hall, “How’d you get that MVP award,
suck coach off again?” he’d snap where she would reply, “I think you beat me to it,
egghead.”
Thank God that was over, after Graduation they parted ways, heading to different coasts
to start their college education. They didn’t try to keep touch, despite the fact that
they had shared many of the same friends. Quickly they made new friends at their
respective schools, learning that college was far more then classes, books and papers,
but also included hangovers, crazy roommates and late night sex-capades. Despite what
you may believe about competitive teenagers, they didn’t lose their heads in this new
environment, both adapted faster then their parents would choose to admit. They wouldn’t
find out until later, but both found a strange obsession with being the ‘dominate one’
in their relationships, maybe it was from all those years of competition or maybe it was
something else, but each enjoyed the power they gained over their partners.
Over the years each had their ups and downs in life, after college he got married, only
to find his wife cheating on him 2 years into the marriage. Thankfully they had no
children, and the divorce was quick, if not painless. She, on the other hand, found
herself alone after college, going through relationship after relationship, never
finding that ‘Mr. Right’. It had been 8 years since they had seen each other, neither
crossing the other’s mind since they parted ways, kind of an out-of-sight, out-of-mind
deal. Little did they know, soon they would meet up again, in the most unlikely of
places, and find the most unlikely of relationships.
Author: eeyore87
Pairing: M/F (No names)
Rating:
~ Overall: R
~ Currently: PG/PG-13
Chapters: 1/?
Summary: Two high school rivals meet up again in the most unlikely of situations.
Author's Notes: This story has/is being Beta'd by a couple of close friends of mine,
but I'm looking for a few more fresh eyes to help weed out all the errors. If you'd like to
Beta for me please email me at sallykins@gmail.com.
Please please please review for me.
Feed the Author, reviews fill my belly (and make for better writing).
~Preface~
They had been rivals, even enemies, growing up, always trying to one-up each other
in just about everything they did. She was always better in sports, where he excelled
in classes, atypical of the stereotypical all American boy and girl. But they never
seemed far apart, he Graduated Valedictorian with her just a mere 0.13 points behind
as Salutatorian. She took home MVP, Captain or Co-Captain in nearly all the sports she
competed in, soccer, tennis, volleyball, softball and track, where he always seemed to
manage to get Co-Captain, the Coach’s Award, or some other ‘cute’ award for effort. It
was their passion for beating the other that drove them to do so well. Always passing
cruel remarks to the other as they passed in the hall, “How’d you get that MVP award,
suck coach off again?” he’d snap where she would reply, “I think you beat me to it,
egghead.”
Thank God that was over, after Graduation they parted ways, heading to different coasts
to start their college education. They didn’t try to keep touch, despite the fact that
they had shared many of the same friends. Quickly they made new friends at their
respective schools, learning that college was far more then classes, books and papers,
but also included hangovers, crazy roommates and late night sex-capades. Despite what
you may believe about competitive teenagers, they didn’t lose their heads in this new
environment, both adapted faster then their parents would choose to admit. They wouldn’t
find out until later, but both found a strange obsession with being the ‘dominate one’
in their relationships, maybe it was from all those years of competition or maybe it was
something else, but each enjoyed the power they gained over their partners.
Over the years each had their ups and downs in life, after college he got married, only
to find his wife cheating on him 2 years into the marriage. Thankfully they had no
children, and the divorce was quick, if not painless. She, on the other hand, found
herself alone after college, going through relationship after relationship, never
finding that ‘Mr. Right’. It had been 8 years since they had seen each other, neither
crossing the other’s mind since they parted ways, kind of an out-of-sight, out-of-mind
deal. Little did they know, soon they would meet up again, in the most unlikely of
places, and find the most unlikely of relationships.