Sarah Spain

Yeah, that was my response when I first heard the story was pretty much holy f*** it.

Actually, I've been joking.

I am throwing myself a book baby shower wherein I buy myself a push present.

Because honestly, and though the labor maybe wasn't as painful as a human baby, but at the beginning I was like, to quote you earlier, holy shit, why did I choose to do this?

Well, I am worried about you after you did that interview where you said some of your articles, you actually changed the words in sentences so that the ends of them would line up in a paragraph.

So it looked nice.

I was like, oh, he should never write a book.

Have you seen someone for that?

My bad.

Yeah, so the protagonist and co-author, his name's Dillon McCullough.

He is currently the Raiders running backs coach.

He was most recently with Notre Dame, helping them to the national championship.

Previous to that, famously with the Kansas City Chiefs, helped them to a Super Bowl.

I wasn't familiar with him either, but a friend of mine in Chicago here played college football with him, which is how the story came to me.

Sort of out of the blue and out of nowhere, he sat me down when we were grabbing drinks.

I was like, oh, I got to tell you this crazy story.

And within probably less than three minutes of the story, chills, almost in tears.

And I was like, oh, we got to do something with this.

He's adopted by a young couple who's very much in love that already have a son welcomed to the family.

And the dad is this guy named A.C.