I was excited to see Sam play again, and as I pushed through the crowds, looking for a seat on the stands it was clear that I wasn't the only one excited, so many students were dressed in the school teams colours, maroon and blue, some even sporting 'Claremont Bears' merchandise.
The same grade 9 girls I saw at the meeting that afternoon we sitting front row, centre, holding on to a poster they had made with Sam's face plastered all over it and hearts. I found it cute that they had a crush on the boy I'd be spending the night with.
"Veronica," I heard my name being called out over the crowd, and I looked up to see Lucas waving me over to sit with him, Alex and a less than impressed Kate. Alex's nose was still covered, and I could see he had bruising around his left eye, but he was in hig
