His name is William Chrome; he is the #1 quarter back in the state of Texas for a high school team. He has set multiple school and state records. There is only something’s that is holding him from going to the best ranked college football teams. Grades, friends, and lastly family.
Will (what his friends call him) goes to Richmond High School and is a senior. His two best friends are A.J IornFluff (the #1 wide receiver in the state) and Blake Case (the #1 corner in the state. They are the only two people at his school that know his family does drugs. The only reason they know is because they played pee-wee football with him and have every single class together since kindergarten. They are also the only kids at his school who help him to not do drugs like his family and help him with his grades.
One day Will A.J and Blake were hanging out throwing the football and William’s mother came out and told them it was time for dinner. His mother had made stake, potatoes, macaroni, and they had milk. “Thanks mom” said William as he kissed his mother on the check. William’s little brothers and sisters were already sitting at the table eating their food. Will had 3 little brothers and 4 little sisters. All of them were no older than 14. So that meant that William was the oldest because he was 18. “That was an amazing catch for the game winner last night A.J” said Blake and William. “Thanks guys” “Oh and William amazing throw to me!” said A.J. “And we can’t forget the three interceptions from Blake” said Will. “Well we got to worry about our very last game against the knights tomorrow night now let’s get them.’’ Said William.
“William Chrome is in the backfield waiting to get the snap from the center.” Says the man in the booth. “HUT” yells Will. “William is in the pocket with five seconds left in the clock he is looking for A.J but he can’t get to him. What is this he is running it he is at the 40...the 50…the 40…the 30…the 20…the 10…TOUCHDOWN!!! Richmond! They win Richmond wins there last game of the season and the championship with a final record of 12-0!”