Sweetheart Campus Series by Cassi Hart

Nathan Browers, international soccer superstar and playboy, is our new coach. I should be excited! He’s a phenomenal player and we could learn so much from him. Instead, he’s a total jerk, and for some reason he hates me specifically. All I want to do is keep my head down and play the sport, so why does he keep making my life miserable?The moment I first saw Maya, I knew she was going to be trouble. And I don’t mean that she was going to be a difficult player to coach, either... moreNathan Browers, international soccer superstar and playboy, is our new coach. I should be excited! He’s a phenomenal player and we could learn so much from him. Instead, he’s a total jerk, and for some reason he hates me specifically. All I want to do is keep my head down and play the sport, so why does he keep making my life miserable?The moment I first saw Maya, I knew she was going to be trouble. And I don’t mean that she was going to be a difficult player to coach, either. Far from it, actually; she’s incredibly driven and talented. On top of that, she’s gorgeous, which makes it that much harder to keep myself away. I’m supposed to be reforming my public image and lying low, not pursuing a student and giving the tabloids more to talk about. Will I be able to keep myself on the straight and narrow? less

At first glance, people think I’m stuck up. My father is the school’s dean, so other students they think that professors are going easy on me. They think I don’t have to work hard to get what I want, but that’s not true. In fact, I work so hard on what my father wants from me that I barely get any time to do things I love, not that he would let me do them anyway. When I finally take a risk and try out for the cheerleading squad, I find that I’m so nervous I can barely do my routine... moreAt first glance, people think I’m stuck up. My father is the school’s dean, so other students they think that professors are going easy on me. They think I don’t have to work hard to get what I want, but that’s not true. In fact, I work so hard on what my father wants from me that I barely get any time to do things I love, not that he would let me do them anyway. When I finally take a risk and try out for the cheerleading squad, I find that I’m so nervous I can barely do my routine. To make matters worse, this guy keeps heckling me from the stands. Why won’t he just leave me alone?This poor girl is so nervous, standing there in the middle of the gym, trying not to freak out for her squad audition. I can’t help but shout and cheer her on. I just wanted to give her a confidence boost, so I’m not sure why she’s giving me such angry looks. To be honest, I kind of like the way she looks at me when she’s angry, which happens to be most of the time. Is she going to be mad at me forever, or can I get her to warm up to me? less