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Chapter 6: Fanfiction Short Story- What would have happened without Charlie

Matt Warren was tired of getting booed. He needed to make a winning team. He decided he was going to start searching for the perfect quarterback.
He started by studying each and every possible candidate. Now this took a long time. Nearly 5 days to be exact. After he was done studying he began to start making calls and sending some emails to see if anyone was interested.
One of these quarterbacks really stuck out to him though and his name was Tom Pinkett. A veteran quarterback thats stats had been increasing this season. Matt had decided to call him at about 3:30. “Hello, Tom this is Matt Warren. You have really stuck out to me and I would like to have an interview

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