One Better
Another hockey player bests Wolfson on the ice.
While Wolfson had achieved most valuable player status, Carlsbad Dagan led his team to the finals and won. He was just as dark as Wolfson. They hated each other. Just because they were skin folk didn’t mean they were kin folk.
Dagan hoisted the cup aboved his head amongst boos and indifference from his own teammates. He spoke in a conference.
“I don’t want to talk about him. He won the MVP, good for him. We won the chip. I say we because my team despite their hatred of me helped one another in this achievement. I’m just so glad.”
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