risky behavior (kylian mbappe)

Chapter 18

3rd person P.O.V

The world-famous sporting event had come to an end.

The World Cup ended and Brazil came out victorious.

The headlines were everywhere. Neymar's goal went viral. Everyone was celebrating across the world.

After the drought of 21 years. The World Cup was finally home to the nation of Brazil.

And in the midst of it all Neymar Jr was seen along with the Brazilian team taking a vacation somewhere out on the island of IIla Grande.

Mercedes P.O.V

It had been a few weeks since the World Cup ended.

Ney was the one who scored the last goal of the game which lead our score from 2:2 to 2:3.

We won. And it felt great.

It was a proud moment to be a Brazilian. We arrived home to thousands of parades and crowds gathered to greet all the players.

Happiness filled the air and for once I felt the joy that I had lost during the trip.

It had been a while since Ky and I talked.

The last time we talked was when he told me he loved me and kissed me but I don't know what exactly he was expecting from me.

I'll admit there was a part of me that wanted to say it back. But I couldn't. Not after everything that had gone on during the trip.

I couldn't bring myself to it. I did love Ky. I loved him more than he loved me.

But I figured that leaving everything behind on the trip was the right thing to do.

I also had to catch Kaia up on all the drama that had gone on during the trip.

We laughed about it and talked about all the things she did over her vacation.

I really missed her.

It was times like this that I missed being with my best friend.

I invited her to the island Ney had rented out. There were a few other people. Family and friends of the players. Richy was here too.

After the whole drama, Richy and I had gotten even closer and talked everything out on the plane ride to Brazil.

We shared our childhood and what it was like growing up in Brazil.

Things we never got a chance to speak about since we first met.

And we spoke about how we missed our hometown.

It was always nice bonding with people from the same background.

It felt like they were a part of your home.