Soccer-Personal Narrative

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It was one day this year and I was playing soccer with my friends and there was a professional coach was watching us play. Then after we got done we were all leaving and I was like the last one to leave and the coach went up to me and gave a contract saying they want me to join professional soccer and join a professional team and I said sure so he gave me a contract and told me to sign it and so I did. So it was one in July right before soccer season began I went out to go and play soccer with my friends and once we started playing soccer there was a professional coach watching us play. Then after we got done playing everybody left and I was like the last one to leave and then the coach came up to me and gave me a contract saying that they

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