Lullah-Belle was a 18 year old girl with blue eyes, dark brown hair, peach skin and was tall. Lullah-Belle was from New Zealand and she liked to play tennis. Lullah-Belle lived in Auckland and went to Girl’s high school which was for girls only. Lullah-Belle was part of her school’s tennis team and every time she went to a tournament she won every single round and not losing one round. One really sunny Monday Lullah-Belle was practising tennis before their tournament which was on wednesday so they only had two days to practice. Lullah-Belle was practising with her group when their coach Ms Morri came and told the tennis group some news and this is what she told the girls, “I just wanted to tell you that you are going to be versing other girls who are at the same level as you girls so you are going to have to try to beat them.” The coach walked away and went back inside to her office. Lullah-Belle was worried that she might lose the game because there were girls that were at a level like her and her group. The bell rang for home time. She went home with her friend Courtney like always. While they were walking back Courtney said, “I don’t know what will happen if we lose this round. We have never ever lost a round but maybe if we are lucky we might win you know Lullah.” Lullah-Belle’s nickname was Lullah and Courtney’s was Court and so the girls always called each other their nickname. When Lullah-Belle got home she was feeling depressed and tired so she went to go lay down on her bed and have a little sleep. Lullah-Belle woke up 2 minutes later because of all the noise she could hear. She looked at her watch and it was dinner time so she went downstairs to eat her dinner. When she was finished she had a shower and said, “Good night,” to everybody. It was 2:38 in the morning when Lullah-Belle’s cellphone rang. She answered and said, “Hello,” but in a tired voice. The person on the phone on the phone was Ms Morri and she told Lullah-Belle that the tournament was today and that she would have to be ready. When they finished speaking she put the cellphone down and went back to sleep.
Lullah-Belle woke up and got ready for school when it was 8:15 she left for school. She got to school and went to the hall to see Ms Morri. All the girls were there in the hall chattering about tennis. Ms Morri got all the uniforms out and told the girls to get them on as well as their tennis shoes. They all did and went outside to wait for the bus. The bus arrived and the girls went in. Lullah-Belle went all the way to the back with her gear and sat next to the window. Courtney came to sit next to her and she told Lullah-Belle “Put your gear down on the floor Lullah.” Lullah-Belle did. The drive was a fifteen minute drive. The girls arrived and got off the bus. They saw the other girls there. The first thing they did was a warm up and then started to play. In the first round was easy because the girls on the other team weren’t looking so they missed the ball that was like that until the last round which was 10. This was the last round which is if you won you get a trophy. Lullah-Belle’s team needed one more trophy and that was the last one they needed. Courtney was the server so she threw it up high and swung the racket with all her might and hit the ball. The swing was so hard that it went past the girls that they missed it and that made Lullah-Belle’s team a head start. Courtney served again but this time Courtney did not have a lot of might so when she hit the ball the girls on the other team were able to hit it too. This went on until one of the girls on the other team hit it hard that Lullah-Belle and her team missed. It had passed ten minutes and the other team needed one more point.
All the girls on Lullah-Belle’s team gave all their might so when the ball came to them Courtney hit it hard and it missed the other girls. This time when Courtney served she hit it real hard that it missed again this kept on going until the teams both had a deuce (tie.) Courtney gave all her might to hit it real hard and of course she did. One girl on the other team had her racket swinging in both directions and when the ball came to her it missed so Lullah-Belle’s team won all the rounds. Lullah-Belle was so overjoyed when they got the trophy. The trophy was all gold and when Lullah-Belle looked at it she could see her face in the trophy. When the girls got back to school they put the trophy into a cupboard with all the other trophies and medals. They had finally finished their collection and prizes of trophies and medals. Lullah-Belle never stopped playing tennis even if she would lose, but of course she didn’t that is the reason why she did not stop playing.
