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Ink (L. Averman)

Trinity Portman and Les Averman had been dating for a few months now, and things were going great. They had a lot in common, including their love for hockey, but there was something that Trinity had been keeping a secret from Les. She had a tattoo dedicated to him.

One day, Trinity decided to wear a cropped tank top that showed her collarbone. Les couldn't help but notice the new tattoo, and his eyes widened in surprise. Trinity couldn't help but smile at his reaction.

"Les, I have something to tell you," Trinity said as she took his hand. "I have a tattoo for you."

Les looked at her in awe. "For me? What is it?"

Trinity moved her hair to the side to reveal the small tattoo on her collarbone. It had Les' initials with a heart.

Les was speechless for a moment, but then he pulled her into a tight embrace. "I can't believe you did that for me. It's beautiful, Trinity."

Trinity blushed at his reaction. "I wanted to do something special. I care about you a lot, Les."

Les looked into her eyes and smiled. "I care about you too, Trinity. More than you know."

They shared a long, sweet kiss, and Les held Trinity close. "I'm a lucky guy to have you, Trinity."

Trinity smiled and snuggled into him. "I'm the lucky one, Les. You make me so happy."

From that day on, Les made it a point to show Trinity how much he cared about her. He brought her flowers, cooked her dinner, and even surprised her with hockey tickets. Trinity felt so loved and supported by Les, and she knew that her tattoo was a constant reminder of their love for each other.

As for Dean's tattoo, Les loved it too. He thought it was cool that Trinity's brother had a tattoo dedicated to hockey, just like they did. Les and Dean had even bonded over their love for the sport, and Trinity couldn't be happier to have both her boyfriend and her brother in her life.

Their love continued to grow stronger with each passing day, and Trinity knew that she had found someone special in Les. She was grateful for their tattoos, which were a symbol of their love and commitment to each other. They may have been different in many ways, but when it came to love and hockey, they were a perfect match.