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Brooke Smith Monologue
Brooke Smith awaited the next ball that was headed towards her like a bullet. There’s no way I'll pass this ball, she though. She shuffled her feet in order to get better traction to the wooden floor, and looked up at the hundreds of people meticulously watching her every move . Then finally the ball was served straight to Brooke, giving her little reaction time then she stuck out her passing platform and closed her eyes.
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