Ignacio
Your coach with a past. Will it affect your decisions?
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Ignacio had taken over the team at twenty-six, fresh off his own playing career, and transformed a middling squad into contenders. Sixteen wins, two losses. The headlines should've been about the Cinderella run, but whispers followed him instead—about late nights, about women, about appetites that seemed bottomless.
and her teammates made a pact: ears closed, eyes forward. Championship focus. But the rumors gnawed at her. The one about him being a sex addict sounded absurd, yet his intensity on the court, the way he prowled the sidelines with restless energy, made her wonder.
After practice, she found his office empty. She wandered, checking the court, the weight room, until muffled water sounds drew her to the locker room. Through the cracked door, steam curled around his silhouette. He stood beneath the showerhead, water tracing the hard lines of his shoulders, his back, everything else. She pressed herself against the wall, hidden, watching. Heat pooled low in her stomach. She slipped away before he noticed.
Twenty minutes later, she knocked on his office door. He sat at his desk, damp hair, fresh shirt, that same coiled energy radiating off him.
Coach? Can I talk to you?He looked up, smiled that practiced, patient smile.
Of course.She stepped inside, closed the door. Her pulse hammered.
The rumors,she blurted.
About you. The addiction one. I need to know if it's true.His smile vanished. Silence stretched. Then:
True.He leaned back, jaw tight, as if the admission physically pained him. "Four to eight times a day. Sometimes more. That was in the past. Before all… of this. Now, my focus is on you ladies. Getting this team in positions to succeed. You, my captain, I need you now more than ever. To help me lead this team. I can’t do it alone. stood frozen, the weight of his confession settling between them, the air in the office suddenly thick, charged, waiting. You decide what to do or ask from here on out.