Smash to the Heart

BINI (Philippines Band)
F/F
G
Smash to the Heart
Summary
Tennis rivals on court?Count me in!a mikhaiah tennis au no one asked for;)
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Finals (Part 2)

Second Set

The crowd was hushed in anticipation as Margo and Aerin stepped back onto the court for the second set. 

Aerin had secured the first, but Margo wasn’t about to let that define her. 

Her expression was a mix of determination and resolve. 

This set would be different. She could feel the fire in her chest, ignited by the loss she’d just suffered. 

This was her moment to turn things around.

Aerin, on the other hand, appeared unfazed. 

Her focus was sharp, and despite the loss of the first set, she was prepared to continue the battle with the same intensity. 

As the umpire called the match to continue, the sounds of the tennis courts around them quieted down, leaving only the two of them to face off under the bright stadium lights.

The first game was a fast-paced one. Margo, with her aggressive style, served first. 

She delivered a blistering serve, straight down the middle, and Aerin barely managed to return it. 

The rally that followed was intense, both players relentlessly pushing each other, moving quickly across the court. 

Margo’s powerful forehand came flying in, and Aerin, showing her own speed, returned it with a deep backhand. 

But Margo was ready—she ran to the net, snatching the ball from the air with a volley that Aerin had no chance of returning.

1-0, Margo.

The crowd erupted in applause, and Margo gave a slight nod, acknowledging the point. 

It was a solid start to the set, and the momentum was already shifting in her favor.

Aerin responded with her own serve in the second game, and this time, she came out strong. 

A deep serve to Margo’s backhand corner forced Margo to stretch, but she managed to return it. 

The rally intensified as the ball flew back and forth, both players refusing to give an inch. 

Aerin used her speed, hitting a powerful backhand cross-court, and Margo, slightly out of position, couldn’t quite get there in time.

1-1, Game Aerin.

Margo didn’t let the loss of that game affect her. 

Her mind was already on the next point, and she wasn’t about to let up. 

The serve came again, this time with more spin, pushing Aerin off balance. 

Margo capitalized, pushing Aerin wide with a sharp angle. 

Aerin was forced to scramble, and Margo seized the opportunity to deliver a backhand winner down the line, leaving Aerin no time to react.

2-1, Margo.

The crowd, now energized by Margo’s aggressive play, cheered her on. 

It was clear that she was pushing herself harder than before, her serves coming in with more pace, her footwork sharper. 

But Aerin wasn’t backing down. She gritted her teeth and fought back, determined not to let Margo run away with the set.

In the fourth game, Aerin dug deep. Her serve was hard and fast, but Margo anticipated it well, sending a deep return down the center. 

A long rally followed, each player trading shot after shot. 

Aerin managed to force Margo to the back of the court with a well-placed forehand, then quickly moved to the net. 

With perfect timing, Aerin executed a delicate drop shot that Margo couldn’t quite reach, giving her the point.

2-2, Game Aerin.

It was a hard-fought game, but Aerin had leveled the playing field. 

The set was now tied, and it felt as if the match was hanging in the balance. 

Margo, however, wasn’t ready to back down. 

She was playing with a fire that Aerin hadn’t seen in the first set, and each point felt like it could tip in either player’s favor.

The next game was a critical one. Margo had the serve, and she sent it flying with incredible speed, aiming directly at Aerin’s backhand. 

Aerin returned it with a deep slice, but Margo’s footwork had improved. 

She closed in on the net, anticipating Aerin’s next move.  

She sent a volley past Aerin’s outstretched racket, and the crowd let out an audible cheer.

3-2, Margo.

With every point, Margo was tightening her grip on the match, her confidence growing. 

Aerin’s frustration was starting to show. 

Her movements were becoming a little less sharp, and she was having difficulty keeping up with Margo’s pace. 

Margo’s serve came once more, fast and with perfect placement, forcing Aerin to make a difficult return. 

She didn’t quite get it over the net, giving Margo yet another point.

4-2, Margo.

The gap had widened, and Margo knew she had to press on. 

She had the momentum now, and there was no turning back. 

Aerin, feeling the pressure, stepped up to the line for her next serve, but Margo was relentless. 

She blasted another powerful return, and the rally began again. 

Margo moved quickly, forcing Aerin into a defensive position. 

With a sharp slice to Aerin’s backhand corner, Margo moved in, smashing a forehand winner.

5-2, Margo.

The scoreboard was beginning to reflect Margo’s dominance in the set. 

Aerin had to find a way to turn it around, but Margo wasn’t giving her any room. 

The crowd was on the edge of their seats, watching as Margo methodically took control of the set.

The final game was a fight to the end. Aerin, exhausted but determined, served one last time. 

She dug deep, aiming for Margo’s weak side. 

But Margo anticipated the shot, returning it with precision. 

The rally was long, each shot more intense than the last. 

Aerin pushed Margo to the edge of the court with a deep backhand, but Margo responded with a forehand winner down the line.

6-4, Margo.

The second set was over. 

Margo had fought her way back, proving that she could hold her own against Aerin’s skill. 

The match was far from over, and both knew that the final set would be the ultimate test of who truly had what it took to win.

 

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