Everyone in That House Was Counting on Him Never Walking Again. He Was Hiding the Fact That He’d Started To
He looked Warren up and down and made a low sound in his throat.
“This the suit?” he muttered.
“Shows up for the victory lap, does he.” The whistle blew before I had to answer.
Chapter 11 — Lightning
Keegan played that night like he had lightning in his blood.
In the thirty-first minute he took a cross down off his chest, beat two defenders like they were traffic cones, and buried a left-footed shot in the top corner.
The stadium came apart.