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Dorm room cuddles. (F. Reed)

Angel and Fulton talk, sharing stories and memories about their childhood. Fulton told her about the time he accidentally set his mom's kitchen on fire while trying to make popcorn, and Angel shared her embarrassing story of falling into a pond during a family picnic.

Dean, who had been pretending to sleep, finally gave up and sat up on his bed. "You guys are so cheesy," he said, rolling his eyes. "But it's kinda cute, I guess."

Angel and Fulton laughed, feeling a little embarrassed but happy that their love was appreciated by their friends.

As they continued to talk, Angel couldn't help but feel a little nervous about what would happen now that her dad knew about their relationship. She knew that Coach Bombay was protective of her, and she didn't want their love to interfere with her dad's coaching duties.

Fulton must have sensed her worry because he squeezed her hand reassuringly. "Don't worry, Angel. Your dad is cool with us being together. And besides, we're both great players. He can't deny that."

Angel smiled, feeling comforted by Fulton's words. She knew that he was right. They were both talented players and their love for each other wouldn't interfere with their passion for hockey.

Dean, who had been listening to their conversation, finally spoke up. "You know, I always thought you guys would end up together," he said, grinning. "You just have that kind of chemistry."

Angel blushed, feeling a little shy but happy that their love was obvious to their friends.

Fulton leaned in and kissed her forehead. "You're my angel," he said, his voice soft and tender.

Angel felt her heart swell with love. She knew that they were meant to be together, and nothing would ever change that.

As they lay there, listening to the punk music and enjoying each other's company, Angel knew that this was a moment that she would always cherish. She was with the man she loved, surrounded by friends who accepted and supported their love.

Life was good, and Angel knew that no matter what challenges they would face in the future, as long as they had each other, they could conquer anything.