Try and catch her.

I snapped out of my daze and rushed forward to grab her waist but before I could get to her she fell and twisted in the air. The last thing I saw where her breasts as they pressed against my face. I caught her and wrapped my arms around her waist and fell backwards as the full weight of her body hit me. My back hit the ground first followed by my head as I heard a thud. And lost my breath for a second as I was smothered by her large breasts. All I saw was darkness and all I felt was the warmth of her bosom on my face.

“Oh my god. Jake are you okay?” She said sitting up allowing me to take a deep breath.

“Ouch.” I said as I reached back and rubbed my head and closed my eyes. I didn't bother to open my eyes but I could feel her climb off of me and hear footsteps against the gym floor as people rushed over.

“What the hell happened?” Alice said as I heard her coming over.

“I fell off the ladder and Jake stopped me from falling.” The twin replied.

“Baby are you okay.” I felt Alice take my hand.

“I am fine, just give me a second to catch my breath.” I said opening my eyes and looking at her. I glanced around to see nothing but legs and short cheer-leading skirts around me.

“Tim help him up and to the bleachers.” Coach stone said standing over me.

“Right.” Tim replied, he was a junior male cheerleader and one of the two male team spotters. He helped me to my feet and over to the bleachers. Luckily I was still sure footed and not stumbling over my feet or anything but I felt like I had the wind knocked out of me. He got me to the bleachers and helped me sit down on the bottom row.

“Let me see your head.” The coach said as she leaned over and touched my chin making me look away as Alice took my hand. “I do not see any blood.” The coach said and then touched my chin turning my head back toward her. As she did I could not help but notice I could see down her polo-shirt from the way she was leaning over. While I could not see a lot she had some impressive cleavage and a nice pair of breasts. “How many fingers am I holding up?” She asked.

“Two.” I nodded.

“Follow my finger.” The coach said as she moved her finger back and forth. I knew she was checking for a concussion or some form of brain injury.”

“I am fine. Today is Friday the sixth. Next Friday is Friday the thirtieth. Twelve times twelve is one hundred and forty four.” I said trying to assure her my mind was perfectly fine though after saying it I wasn't sure if anyone else could confirm my math without using their phones.”

“What is your girlfriends favorite food?” The coach smiled at me.

I looked over at Alice and had to think for a second before answering. “Cream filled eclair.” I said with a smile.

Alice blushed brightly at the inside joke and gave me a playful swat. “He is fine coach.” She said coyly as she brushed her hair back from her face.

“Still he should sit for a bit just to be sure. Any dizziness or anything and you should go get checked out.” The coach smiled and stood up and looked around. “Everyone else get back to it and give him some space.”

“Here. Something for the headache you are probably about to have.” Gwen said as she held out her hand with two pills of what I would guess were aspirin or something while she had a bottled water in her other hand. Gwen was always prepared.

“Thank you,” I smiled as I took it and downed the pills and then took the water and opened it taking a deep sip to wash them down.

“Are you sure he is okay?” One of the twins asked. The one who fell on me I would assume from the look on her face.

“I am fine. I probably hurt the floor more then my head.” I said faking a reassuring smile. I was sure my head would hurt the rest of the day but not the first time I had hit it.

“Still thank you Jake from stopping me from landing face first.” She leaned in and gave me a kiss on the cheek.

“Sorry Izzy tried to smother you Jake.” The other sister said meaning it had been Isabella who had landed on me.

“Gabby.” Isabella blushed as she looked at her sister.

“I swear I can not leave you alone with other girls. For someone who hates public attention you play the hero a lot.” Alice teased as she laid her head on my shoulder and took my hand.

“I am pretty sure the saying Always at the wrong place at the wrong time started as the Williams family motto.” I gave a shrug. “I am fine, you can go help the others.”

“In a minute. After my pulse stops racing. I thought for a second you were really hurt when I saw you laying their.” Alice frowned.

“I am fine.” I said as I took her hand and gave it a reassuring squeeze. “And I love you to.” She sat with me for a bit before she went to help the others. After a while I got up to help a little as well and once everyone was gathered I took some pictures of the whole team of varsity cheerleaders.