Dreams Don’t Lie — Episode 10

His ears turned bright red. He awkwardly glanced at me. The guys finally noticed I was there. The whole room went quiet.

One guy quickly tried to save it. We didn't mean anything weird, just praising his hygiene. He gritted his teeth and squeezed out a single word. Grash.

As if they'd been let off the hook, they vanished in a flash. The image hit me out of nowhere, small base into the washroom after waking up.

The image popped into my head. Are you laughing? No, I'm not. You are totally laughing.

Okay, I'm laughing. I busted out laughing. Jax looked super awkward. What's so funny?

He probably felt his ego was bruised. He didn't brag in front of me all day. Instead, his teammates suffered. He beat them up under the guise of training.

They were about to come cry to me. Jax hissed at them. They instantly got the hint. Protest!

We finally get a girl medic, and now she's your exclusive property? Got a problem? Beat me in the ring first. By the time they were shooed over to Dr. Reed, I finally spoke up.

Isn't that a bit mean? Yeah, it is. I hit them too light. They never learn.

My feelings for Jax were complicated. He was like a virtual boyfriend. He gave me secret emotional support. When he showed up in real life, I panicked. I even thought quitting. But we actually got along, surprisingly well. Training got more intense as days passed. The guys still joked around, but the whole club was on edge. The manager told me a

Pro boxers are getting rare. Making a name is even harder. Jax got scouted by the professional circuit. The rest of the kids are pretty average. Our school isn't exactly a sports school. They wanted to fund other sports instead. What happened Then Jax found out. He gave up the pro circuit offer. He hustled for sponsorships to save the

I didn't get it. Why? Because he's got a big heart. I found out more later. Our school's team is basically a club. Most guys join just for Jax.