<div class="floatright">(http://i167.photobucket.com/albums/u133/kokotigress/Elliquiy/SerindaSwanCreature-1.jpg)</div><span class="bbc_font" style="font-family: trebuchet ms;"><span class="bbc_size" style="font-size: 10pt;">Izzy glanced up from her phone, tucking it in her pocket after hearing Valerie's shrill whistle. Brow arching she listened to the woman's spiel and cheer with a mix of amusement... and annoyance. It wasn't Valerie herself. Really the woman had the right attitude and though Izzy was no cheerleader she was usually more than willing to get behind a team cheer. However, the combination of supreme nerves and distraction caused by Lilah being so close and this being the first day and all... she just wasn't feeling it. And it seemed no one else quite was either as the woman's chant was met with silence and murmurs. <br/><br/>Turning her eyes to the Coach when he decided to speak up, she did her best to focus. She took in the people he introduced, thinking rather suddenly that the requirements for attractiveness must have extended to the staff as well. Both Rose and Tyler were certainly a treat for the eyes. She didn't think she'd mind training room sessions so much with this team. And then there was the reporter. She didn't know what to make of him. He was certainly attractive as well... but he reminded her of someone, she just couldn't put her finger on it. She would be wary of him anyhow. <br/><br/>When Jason passed out a contract to her she hesitated all of about 5 seconds before flipping through it and just signing the damn thing. She was no lawyer but they likely didn't want her first born child or anything. After hearing Valerie's breakdown and seeing Lilah sign out of the corner of her eye she felt reassured. She knew about the potential nudity and common sense stuff that a lot of athletes tended to forget about. Really, apart from the legalese, the contract wasn't much different from the one she'd had to sign every year for basketball. Taking it to a lawyer would have just delayed things and likely have meant word getting back to her parents, which was not something she was ready to deal with just yet. She'd tell them... when she was ready.<br/><br/>Running a hand through her hair, she pushed her contract forward and looked to the Coach again, waiting for whatever was going to come next. </span></span>