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Mac leaned in over the screen, flipping through updated medical logs, his lips pressed into a flat line as he scanned the timestamped documentation. Every few seconds, his finger paused over a detail\u2014flagging it for memory. William sat off to the side, calm and composed as always, but the legal packet in front of him was open, his highlighter already making tracks down the margin.<\/p>\n

The tension in the room wasn\u2019t combative. It was quiet and heavy, a pressure I knew all too well. Everyone here had a role, and mine had changed again. \u201cSloane.\u201d Booth nodded once, then gestured toward the mounted screen. \u201cWe need you to be the one to deliver the update to the team.\u201d<\/p>\n

I couldn\u2019t have heard him correctly. I was new, a nobody. \u201cYou want me to address the entire roster?\u201d \u201cYes.\u201d His voice didn\u2019t waver. \u201cBecause this isn\u2019t a medical update. It\u2019s a mental shift. The players deserve someone who understands the weight of it and can speak to the bigger picture.\u201d<\/p>\n

Mac didn\u2019t look up from his tablet. \u201cYou\u2019ve been in every meeting, every review, every compliance session. You\u2019ve seen the trajectory. You\u2019ve written the protocols. They need to hear this from someone who understands the stakes\u2014and who\u2019s earned the right to speak plainly.\u201d William, still seated, closed his folder. \u201cIt\u2019s not about PR. It\u2019s about leadership. And whether you want to admit it or not, they listen when you talk.\u201d<\/p>\n

Mac finally glanced up. \u201cYou didn\u2019t witness what happened, Sloane. You managed it. Kept it from becoming worse. That fucking matters.\u201d His words landed harder than I expected. Not as a compliment\u2014 but as a confirmation. They weren\u2019t asking me to soften the blow. They were asking me to lead it. \u201cWe\u2019ve drafted a few talking points for the League and any local media inquiries,\u201d Mac added, sliding the tablet toward me. \u201cYou\u2019ll help us shape the language.<\/p>\n

We want your input.\u201d I stepped closer to the screen, reading through the language slide by slide. The phrasing was sharp. Direct. Hayes\u2019s name wasn\u2019t used once. The focus stayed on safety. Staff protection. Commitment to health and mental performance standards. It was good. Professional. Neutral enough to pass League scrutiny but strong enough to carry a message.<\/p>\n

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Edited by: Katherine McIntire Cover design: Qamber Designs No part of this book may be reproduced in any form or by any electronic or mechanical means, including information storage and retrieval systems, without written permission from the author, except for the use of brief quotations in a book review. OceanofPDF.com Chase your dreams and ignore the noise. OceanofPDF.com Dear Reader, This story contains health issues and medical scenes that I tried to keep realistic and true\u2014however, if there are any mistakes, they are my own. I couldn\u2019t have written this story without consulting my favorite nurse friend, who helped me carve out Oliver\u2019s journey.<\/p>\n

I also want to mention that there are some themes here that could be triggering to some. There are mentions of estranged family members, addiction, a panic attack and neglectful parents. Please read with care. OceanofPDF.com CONTENTS Blurb: 1. Sloane 2. Oliver 3. Sloane Chapter 4 5. Sloane 6. Oliver 7. Sloane 8. Oliver 9. Sloane 10. Oliver 11. Sloane 12. Oliver 13.<\/p>\n

Sloane 14. Oliver 15. Sloane 16. Oliver 17. Sloane 18. Oliver 19. Sloane 20. Oliver 21. Sloane 22. Oliver 23. Sloane 24. Oliver 25. Sloane 26. Oliver 27. Sloane 28. Oliver 29. Sloane 30. Oliver 31. Sloane 32. Oliver 33. Sloane 34. Oliver 35. Sloane 36. Oliver 37. Sloane Epilogue Acknowledgments About the Author Also by Jaqueline Snowe OceanofPDF.com BLURB: Being the face of a franchise should feel like a dream. Instead, it\u2019s a countdown.<\/p>\n

Oliver James finally earned his spot as the Rampage\u2019s starting running back, but hiding a heart condition isn\u2019t exactly a sustainable game plan. The pressure, the secrets, and the constant fear\u2014his career is one hit away from disaster. Enter Dr. Sloane Mercer. The team\u2019s new mental performance coach\u2014brilliant, confident, and absolutely untouchable. She\u2019s here to keep players steady, not fall for one of them. Especially not him. Their chemistry is instant. Their connection? Impossible to ignore. But in a world where control means everything, letting someone in could cost them both the careers they\u2019ve worked their whole lives for.<\/p>\n

He\u2019s not supposed to need her. She\u2019s not supposed to want him. And if either of them slip, the fallout won\u2019t just break the rules\u2014 it could break them both. OceanofPDF.com R 1 SLOANE un with Rampage. The Chicago Rampage\u2019s team slogan covered the brick wall in black-and-white paint, and my pulse quickened with excitement.<\/p>\n

The silhouette of a wild beast hung beneath it, the same image on my new polo, backpack, and cute custom Vans I had made for my new role. Custom shoes were a key part of my personality, and knowing I could wear them here every day was a huge win.<\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n

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