white short skirts and white printed, thin, long sleeves and white sneakers. She glanced at her watch she wore on her

when he smiled at her. Then, she saw h

she blinked. It was like that special moment

d and threw a glance at th

Kent! W

d the quarterback. Then, the rest

ntinued to walk. She could have bumped

ichest families in the entire Portage county or rather, Wiscons

ght. Someone could have h

barrassing for her and for him. Yes, for both of them. Her brother had already hinted h

ng of the tall guy with blond hair, blue eyes, perfe

th her just in time she o

nswered back

im?” Diana asked her like there was s

d and acted like nothing was special. She couldn’t let others

most of their co-members were the

ng the team captain. Three of them were already seni

pon us. I wish all of you would be present in the summer camp. And, during that time, I

till wished they would be chosen as the one to bequeath the privileged position—officially. As it was,

h smiled timidly at each other. However, Elise did n

school football championships in a fortnight. This afternoon, I want everybody to be in

t is

e never did

r combination we a

n do it perfectly ‘

t the same time. The team captain threw he

sure the next captain will make you work harder in

rew a glance at Elis

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nty uniforms while the Belmont Braves football guys whistl

ocus! F

s co-members who seemed to be transfi

on to mumble, “

ened to like as his sister’s friend. Well, he was a secret admirer of hers. He just loved her brown smooth h

Tiffany whispered to Aubrey when they saw Dia

he vaguest idea,” s

e first one on the right side, and just behind her was Diana. Aubrey and T

front hurdler jumps. Everyone was breathless afterward and they took a break, watching

were going to perform soon. “This will be shown during the championships and durin

aware of it because she was not really a cheerleader and had no idea what basket toss is in the first place. She was just picked up by t

ey opposed vehemently, as she w

supported. Everyone knew they could

f ourselves and the others. The most responsible persons are the bases. Wi

lyers as well. But what Diana had just suggested was a

“After exchanging in basket toss, the flye

response. Then Diana was t

by step, ladies! Positions,

ly bumped at each other and there was a loud scream f

in awe as they watched the girls. Their

g another time. The second time was better. However, the bases had to accommodate some

erfectly. And they were exhausted but were so happy about th

*

ir rehearsals that day. Diana and Elise walked down the p

ading to?” asked

asagna. We’d like to try it.” Diana was the one who answered the

of the Menominee tribe, one of the original Indian settlers in Wisconsin. Her name was after a Menominee mytholo

nominee Indians beg for food around town. This time, it would be the whole town that would seek for her food. She mixed some native Indian recipes to her menu ever

would tell them about Menominee tribe, its culture and legends, which little children were also fond of listening to ove

. When he died, she started looking up for odd jobs until she landed as a household maid. Her white employers were so fond of culinary arts and she learned from th

” asked Kent with curiosity in h

Bark,” Dia

d when they heard it an

at was after a design of their tribe’s hut during summer. The chocolate resembles the cedar bark. She said that their

ed of the creativity of the owner of th

e’ll come with you to try it

a cartwheel when s

t couldn’t seem to stop, especially that their eyes held eac