Everyone knew Harry as the rebel royal so it was a bit of a surprise when his brother, William married at such a young age and even a bigger shock when a few months later Josephine was born, no one had expected such from William but they did expect...
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For most of the month of June because Josie did not have much to do except train, she attended the Euros sometimes with her family and others with friends, Abbie and Savannah, the two girls were her closest friends even though they were not part of her social circle, while she did have friends in her social circle she wouldn't tell them half the things she told her girls.
Now she was attending the final with her family, England had made it to the finals so her family had decided to attend, and Josie would be with them as well.
"If they win we get to go down there and actually hold the trophy?" George asked in wonder looking at their father.
"Even if they don't, we have to show them that we're proud of them for making it so far," Josie answered before her father could say anything.
"Their going to win," William said putting a hand on Georges shoulder in comfort.
"It's the hope that kills you," Josie mumbled earning a glare from William and Kate. She rode to Wembley alone not by choice though, but she did not mind, pulling up at the stadium she was actually the first to arrive. She waited for her father who let Kate and George walk before them, walking behind with her father she was lost in her own little world, thinking, if she somehow made the team then one day she would see herself play in that very stadium.
"What are you thinking about?" William asked looking at Josie who has a huge smile on her face as she saw the huge crowds all chanting for their teams.
"Oh nothing really," she said as they stopped by their seats, she would be sitting next to her father.
