Character Sheet: Bellamy Fairchild
Oct 12, 2019
Yes, Bellamy has two last names. You'll find out why that is (and why he doesn't use the latter)...eventually. Someday.
Chapter 6 coming next, stay tuned! I'm in the middle of drafting (about two-thirds done) and hope I'll be able to update next week, but can't promise anything. The week after at the very latest, though!
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Whoa hes so tall! My brother is 6 ft 4 inches so I kinda feel short a lot😂
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After years of watching his every match and admiring him from a distance, in high school Austin finally takes a step closer to his idol: by enrolling in Silverdale Country Day, local basketball powerhouse and the same school as Bellamy. All he wants is to meet him at least once. Definitely nothing more. Becoming friends? Playing together? A faraway dream.
But the eccentric Bellamy has a hard time fitting in with his team, where no one knows or understands his plays. Refusing to change his ways, Bellamy makes a decision: He needs to find someone who understands his moves and helps him connect with his teammates.
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After years of watching his every match and admiring him from a distance, in high school Austin finally takes a step closer to his idol: by enrolling in Silverdale Country Day, local basketball powerhouse and the same school as Bellamy. All he wants is to meet him at least once. Definitely nothing more. Becoming friends? Playing together? A faraway dream.
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