Epilogue
Pete Sebastian, Coach of the Connecticut Kings, twirled the Super Bowl ring on his finger and hummed a tune as he guided his car down the highway toward home. He had returned his twin daughters to Kensington State University after spring break. As he replayed the game for the millionth time in his head, a smile crept over his face.
Pete had mentally patted himself on the back for managing to fool the other team with misdirection. But the satisfaction of winning passed quickly as he thought about his life. Preoccupied with getting to the Super Bowl, then winning it, he had had no spare time to feel lonely. Now that he had reached his ultimate football goal, and, with his girls away, endless days alone stretched out before him. It was three months or more before training camp star
