CuttingEdge
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I wrote one where it starts out with a Granddaughter getting ready for the big homecoming game as a cheerleader. Her Grandmother sits down with her and shows her an old yearbook with pictures as the story then reverts to an old homecoming from years before when the grandmother was a teenager.
It seems the rivalry between the two teams was such, that its expected, whoever loses the game gets the winning teams cheerleader. Cleaning up after her cheerleading team members, the grandmother (written when she was in her youth) gets caught alone in the lockeroom, and gets taken out to the football field now vacated and dark, is tied down by stakes. and then is used by five of the opposing team members.
She remembers the whole thing vividly, but as her granddaughter's friend picks her up, as her granddaughter heads out to be a cheerleader of the nights big game, she laments that for her granddaughter's sake, she hopes the home team loses and not wins.
I wrote one where it starts out with a Granddaughter getting ready for the big homecoming game as a cheerleader. Her Grandmother sits down with her and shows her an old yearbook with pictures as the story then reverts to an old homecoming from years before when the grandmother was a teenager.
It seems the rivalry between the two teams was such, that its expected, whoever loses the game gets the winning teams cheerleader. Cleaning up after her cheerleading team members, the grandmother (written when she was in her youth) gets caught alone in the lockeroom, and gets taken out to the football field now vacated and dark, is tied down by stakes. and then is used by five of the opposing team members.
She remembers the whole thing vividly, but as her granddaughter's friend picks her up, as her granddaughter heads out to be a cheerleader of the nights big game, she laments that for her granddaughter's sake, she hopes the home team loses and not wins.
