Spoiled Brat

As captain of our soccer team, I am responsible for maintaining order in the locker room. For the first time in the history of our club, we have just been promoted to the top division and this is our big chance.
We have come this far through hard work and sweat, playing as a team without any star players.
I love my team, and I will do anything to protect them. Signing that spoiled brat from a top club in Germany is a big mistake.
She knows nothing about the philosophy of this modest club.
The press calls it "the prodigal daughter's return," but it is just a marketing ploy. I won't let her ruin everything we've worked so hard for.
To say that she comes from our youth teams is stretching the concept too far; she left when she was thirteen years old.
She is just an irresponsible person with a long list of sanctions for partying and bad behavior in and out of the field.
To top it off, she hasn't played a single game for the last two years. Her former club has made no official statement, but that smells very bad. It's certainly hiding some severe problems.
But the spoiled brat is more addictive than I imagined and threatens to break down my barriers.
I can't get her out of my head for some inexplicable reason. No matter how hard I try, she always finds her way back into my thoughts. It's as if she has some sort of hold over me.
I know I need to stay away from her. She's nothing but trouble.
I can't allow myself to fall for her. I won't let her ruin everything I've worked so hard for.
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