Mighty ducks imagine/ preference

Their reaction to you saying 'i hate you'

Adam Banks:
Adam stood there, stunned by your outburst. He didn't expect the argument to escalate so quickly. "Why are you yelling at me?" he asked, his voice rising in frustration. "I hate you," you yelled back, tears streaming down your face. "I can't believe you would do this to me." Adam looked at you, his eyes softening. "Really? Then why are we even dating?" he snapped back, his own emotions getting the better of him. You looked down at the ground, feeling ashamed of your outburst. "Well, I don't really hate you," you said quietly. "I'm just angry." Adam's eyes softened even more as he realized the depth of your emotions. "Come here," he said, pulling you into a tight embrace. You buried your head into his chest, feeling his warmth and his love. "I'm sorry," you whispered, feeling remorseful for the things you said. "It's okay," Adam said, rubbing your back soothingly. "I love you, and I always will. We'll work through this together." You looked up at him, seeing the sincerity in his eyes. "I love you too," you said, feeling grateful for his understanding and compassion. Together, you both stood there, holding each other close, knowing that no matter what challenges came your way, you would face them together, with love and understanding.

Charlie Conway:
"I hate you!" you yelled in the heat of the argument, feeling your emotions getting the better of you. "I hate you too, so maybe it's not meant to be," he snapped back, his eyes filled with anger. You felt your heart shatter into a million pieces as his words hit you hard. "I-I didn't mean it," you said quietly under your breath, tears streaming down your face. He walked up to you and wrapped his arms around you, pulling you close to him. You could feel his heartbeat as he held you tightly. "I didn't mean it either, I'm sorry," he whispered into your ear. "I'm sorry too," you said, feeling the weight of the argument slowly lifting off your shoulders. For a few moments, you both stood there, holding each other close, feeling the warmth and love that you shared. You knew that no matter what, you would always find your way back to each other. "I love you," he said, looking deep into your eyes. "I love you too," you said, feeling your heart fill up with love and gratitude. Together, you both walked away from the argument, knowing that your love for each other was stronger than any disagreement or argument. You both felt grateful for each other and the love that you shared.

Luis Mendoza:
"I hate you!" you yelled in the heat of the argument, feeling your emotions getting the better of you. He didn't say a thing, just sat there looking at you with a pained expression on his face. You could tell that your words had hurt him deeply. For a few moments, there was nothing but silence between you both. You could feel your heart racing as you waited for him to say something, anything. But he just got up from his seat and left without a word. You sat there, feeling the weight of your words and the silence that followed. Days passed and he didn't talk to you. You tried calling him, texting him, but he didn't respond. You felt lost without him, and the guilt of your words weighed heavily on your shoulders. Finally, after what felt like an eternity, he called you. Your heart raced as you answered the phone, not knowing what to expect. "I didn't know what to say," he said quietly. "I needed time to think." You listened as he poured out his heart, telling you how much your words had hurt him and how much he loved you. He didn't want to lose you, but he needed to know that you understood the impact of your words. You apologized, tears streaming down your face as you realized the pain that you had caused. You promised to be more mindful of your words and to never hurt him like that again. He forgave you, and you both talked for hours, making plans for the future and reaffirming your love for each other. In the end, your argument brought you both closer together. You learned the power of your words and the importance of taking a step back to think before speaking. You also learned the power of forgiveness and the strength of your love.

Ken Wu:
"I hate you!" you yelled in the heat of the argument, feeling your emotions getting the better of you. "Yeah right, Y/N. Get over yourself," he snapped back, his own anger starting to rise. You felt your blood boil at his response, and you were about to say something even more hurtful when he suddenly stopped. Looking at you, he realized what he had just said and how much he had hurt you. "I'm sorry," he said softly, his eyes filled with regret. "I didn't mean that. I'm just angry and I shouldn't have said it." You took a deep breath, trying to calm down your own emotions. You looked at him, seeing the sincerity in his eyes and the regret on his face. "It's okay," you said, trying to keep your voice steady. "I know you didn't mean it." He reached out and took your hand, a gesture of apology and reconciliation. You felt the tension between you start to ease, and you knew that he was still the one you loved. "I'm sorry for getting so worked up," you said, squeezing his hand. "I just hate fighting with you." "I know," he said, his voice gentle. "I hate it too. But we always make up, don't we?" You smiled, feeling a weight lift off your shoulders. "Yes, we do. Because we love each other." He leaned in and kissed you, a sweet and tender kiss that spoke volumes about how much he cared. You wrapped your arms around his neck, feeling his warmth and his love. In the end, your argument brought you both closer together. You learned the power of forgiveness and the importance of understanding each other's emotions. You also learned that love can overcome even the toughest of fights.