#Chapter 129: Let Me In

Tonight had not been a night for celebrating. Quite the contrary, in fact. Because of Arthur’s devious plotting to win the second match, Liam and I were more concerned with the physical state of the team. Many of the players were brought to the nearest hospital to check for any severe injuries while the rest were placed under medical probation until further notice. I could sense the worry and underlying anger in Liam’s voice as he spoke with the coaches. “There’s no way we’re pulling out of this season,” he argued. One of the coaches gave Liam a stern look of uncertainty. No promises could be made at the moment. “Liam, we’re just going to have to wait and see how everyone is recovering.” “The good news is that the last match isn’t until another two weeks,” the other coach mentioned. I knew that wasn’t what Liam wanted to hear but it was as good as he was going to get, apparently. I had planned on staying with Liam for the remainder of the evening but he seemed to have oth