Did you know that you're my hero?

India netherland,

When coach jones brought you to help coach the team. My immediate thoughts were. Man, she's quiet, idt she likes me too much. Oh dang, she's freakin pretty, uh oh coach jones ;) lol, and she seems like she'd be cool to know.
Well, I don't know you too too well now, but enough for now. Yeah, you're super pretty, but I think that if we were in like middle school or high school together, we woulda been good friends. Thank you for encouraging me and being my inspiration to get back on track with eating healthy and getting fit. It's really what I needed. I really hope you can come back to help coach. Whenever you couldn't come this past season we'd all be disappointed ha. So don't you worry about not being liked.
I hope now imma youngin, but I understand a lot. And I'm gonna keep telling you that you can do it and encourage you too. You are someone I hope to be like when I get older. You're like super wealthy, but you don't act like it. I see you want people to like you for who you are. And I would look up to you even if you were average or poor.
I'm glad coach brought you along. And I hope to know you for years to come. Thanks.
"did you know that you're my hero? Everything I would want to be"
Thanks

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