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Noah is very annoying, I can't see him reacting well to Jake being chosen for the American team and him not. Kyle may be being a little selfish, but he will become a professional in a short time and will have to move and start taking care of himself. It is important that he starts to seek his own independence now so that he can adapt well in the future. Everyone really acts like he's a monster because he wants to do his own thing. In the end, I think Kyle's distancing is super important for his future because he won't have time to adapt like Dave did in college. The fact that all the characters in this book are so deep and full of layers is what makes this book one of the best I've ever read in my entire life. thanks for the chapter.

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I think Jake following Dave to college would be a good way for him to adjust to adult life, I still feel like Noah interfered a lot with Jake's personal development.

Come on coach, I want some interaction between Jake and Kaylee without Noah interfering. It's time for him to ride his bike without the training wheels.[img=update][img=update][img=update][img=update][img=update]

I'm looking forward to a kiss between Kaylee and Jake. [img=update][img=update][img=update]

bro, this game has to end with Jake hitting a homerun[img=update][img=update][img=update]

I really wanted to see a romantic development between Kaylee and Jack before she moves out of town

I'm looking forward to the national team arc, I hope Noah doesn't make it and Jake has to face the adventure alone

thanks bro, and sorry for my mistake