text: A woman is in the corner of the room, with tears coming down her cheeks. She has tried out for cheerleader since she was in elementary school. Never made it in middle school, high school or college. She also tried out for the dance group in high school and college. The same result. Since she was 18 years old, she has tried out to be a Kansas City Chiefs Cheerleader She is now almost 30 years old. She can't dance, She isn't good at gymnastics either. She has also taken the dance classes to become a better dancer. She has the money to pay for them, but still, What about someone else who was a good dancer and wanted to take the class? She been in dance show but it was always something that was comic in nature. This was to hid her poor dancing. She does know how to dress and put make up on. That I will say. She always dresses with the latest fashions. She's also very attractive. The line dancing well, she somewhat good at that. She's figured this out. She goes in the wrong direction while dancing, she often uses the wrong foot, right foot, instead of left foot. Is either is too early or too late with her dance movements which is very evident. If this were a comedy show, it would be funny but it isn't. She is put in the back of the room where she can watch the others and there are times when she is in sync with the rest of the group but she really has to focus on the dancing. I can always tell where her mind is somewhere else. She is basically a klutz. Sorry if I've offended anyone for using this word but she is. As expected, the tears are now sobs. A few of the other women had some tears,and tried to hide it but not Siobathan. Her nerdy boyfriend Mark Richards who is a Special FBI agent showed up to take her home. He's a computer wiz. They been a couple since they were 21 years old and engaged for several years. He doesn't seem in the least bit surprised. Of course he's careful not to tell her this. A friend of mine who lives in the same apartment complex told me that she cried all evening after her boyfriend told her the truth. She can't accept the fact that she's not a dancer. Siobathan McGregor is the daughter of Liam McGregor who is a broker fund manager of the McGregor Group in Kansas City, Missouri. Someone hacked into his computer system several years ago and Mark Richards was there and fixed his computer. Siobathan was there and this is how she met him. Mark also found the culprit who was a former business partner who did this as revenge when a business deal didn't work out. Liam liked Mark Richards and made sure that he was kept at the Kansas City FBI office. Usually FBI agents move around every couple of years. Her mother Sandy was a ballet dancer for the Kansas City Ballet back in the late 1970's. Liam McGregor went to a ballet performance (something he didn't normally do) but he saw her dancing and then had to meet her. Sandy refused to tell her daughter that she was terrible at dancing. Sandy's parents were very critical and often found fault with her. She vowed never to do this with her daughter. She would have her daughter dance for company and say what a wonderful dancer her daughter was. People would politely clap but not say much. Liam McGregor would just roll his eyes and say nothing. Sandy knew he did this but ignored him which was fine. They got into a fight over something that Helen Green had said about Siobathan's dancing skills. It got rather heated to the point that they were yelling at each other. It was at that point that they decided not to argue about it again and then never did. They agreed to disagree. Liam was thankful that their daughter was at a summer camp when they had the argument and never knew anything about it. Siobathan was very sensitive and probably would have never forgotten what her parents had said about her. He had to agree with retired ballet dancer and Teacher Helen Green that his daughter had no talent for ballet or dancing for that matter. Sandy never forgave the teacher for saying this to her but told her husband that Siobathan was a dancer but ballet wasn't her cup of tea. Helen Green was never invited to their home. Sandy had to admit that her daughter would never be a ballet dancer. Some people just aren't cut out of it and that's okay, she would tell Siobathan. Siobathan didn't care much for ballet but liked modern dance. I will never forget at one of the fund raiser, that Sandy was doing a dance number from Chicago called Big Spender. She wasn't that bad as she sat in a chair and looked sexy. She lip synced the words. Everyone loved it. But that wasn't really dancing. I might add that she's done this number for ever audition to be cheerleader from high school up. Another time she danced and it was actually comical. It wasn't supposed to be but it was. Shortly after the tryouts, Mark and Siobathan got married. I had hoped that once they got married, maybe we wouldn't be seeing Siobathan again. No such luck. She was back again in March. But this time she didn't complete the tryouts. She was dancing and then fell to the floor in pain, holding her stomach. 911 was called. Everyone was in shock when a doctor who was the team doctor and happened to be in the building when Siobathan fell told her that she was having a baby. He said it in a matter of fact way. She couldn't believe it nor could anyone else. She was quickly taken into another room by stretcher. In 30 minutes a baby boy was born. This was the last time that Siobathan showed up for a tryout. She finally had to admit that she wasn't a dancer or cheerleader material. She admitted this when she was interviewed for the TV program, "I didn't know that I was pregnant. Twenty years later We now have male cheerleaders and Robert Richards showed up. He had the talent that he inherited from his grandmother. It skipped his mom. His parents were delighted when he made the squad.