Quarterback's Romance

Parker Davis's book is soon to come with a blurb. Remember this scene with Parker from The Pucking Wrong Date...

Cole: I don't like that you seem to have already looked that up.

Parker: It's the hotel basement moment all over again.

Me: Pot, meet kettle. I'm still convinced you're having your own basement moment, Parkie, and there's some poor girl locked in your dorm room as we text.

Parker: ...

Cole: Why do you keep doing that? Just say no.

Parker: ...

Me: ...

Cole: My brothers are both psychopaths.

Note: Parker Davis is a morally grey antihero who is obsessed with his girl and will do anything to keep her. This is a darker football romance.

The book by Parker Davis is soon to be released, accompanied by a blurb. Recalling a particular scene with Parker from The Pucking Wrong Date, Cole expresses his discomfort with Parker's apparent prior knowledge of the situation. Parker responds by drawing a parallel to a previous incident in a hotel basement, to which the narrator interjects, suggesting that Parker himself may be experiencing a similar "basement moment," potentially with a girl locked in his dorm room.

Parker remains silent, prompting Cole to question why he continues to avoid providing a direct response. The narrator also remains silent, before Cole makes a concerning remark about his brothers being psychopaths.

The provided note highlights that Parker Davis is portrayed as a morally ambiguous antihero, driven by an intense obsession with the female protagonist, and willing to go to great lengths to maintain this relationship. This suggests that the story is a darker take on a football-themed romance.

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