ʙᴀʙʏ, ʏᴏᴜ'ʀᴇ ʟɪᴋᴇ ʟɪɢʜᴛɴɪɴɢ ɪɴ ᴀ ʙᴏᴛᴛʟᴇ Veronica "Roni" Kenner didnt like hockey; she did like filming and editing, and being forced to do the commentary for the games should be a dream come true, if not for many coms majors' warning her about the players and the drama that follows them. If she keeps her head down, she'll be fine. 𝙊𝙍 𝙄𝙉 𝙒𝙃𝙄𝘾𝙃 A young woman is tasked with filming her college hockey team, catching not just the listener's attention

Ari Williams has her entire life color-coded. As a junior nursing student at Briar University, her schedule is a brutal cycle of twelve-hour clinical rotations, endless pharmacology cram sessions, and zero room for distractions. She certainly doesn't have time for the chaotic army of hockey players moving into the apartment directly across the hall. Enter Dean Di Laurentis. Briar's star hockey alternative-captain is wealthy, devastatingly handsome, and possesses a confident charm that usually leaves a trail of swooning college girls in his wake. He's used to skating through life on talent and a smirk-until he meets Ari. Sharp, fiercely independent, and entirely unimpressed by his player status, she is a challenge Dean never saw coming. What starts as a neighborly heavy-lifting favor sparks an immediate, electric connection. Dean drops his casual playbook and goes all-in, treating Ari like the prize he refuses to lose. Their romance is a breathtakingly fast burn-until a single morning changes everything. Two pink lines. A positive pregnancy test. Suddenly, their college bubble pops. Ari is terrified her medical dreams are slipping away, and Dean is facing the pressure of the upcoming NHL draft with a new, high-stakes reality hanging in the balance. But as the hockey house rallies around them to form "Team Ari," Dean is determined to prove that he isn't just a national champion on the ice-he's ready to be the protector, provider, and father his new family needs. From grueling hospital shifts and championship games to the ultimate delivery room countdown, Ari and Dean are about to find out that sometimes the best life plans are the ones you never saw coming.

🄹🄾🄷🄽🄽🅈 🄻🄰🅆🄴🅁🄴🄽🄲🄴 🄻🄾🅅🄴 🅂🅃🄾🅁🅈 ❝Am I dreaming that I entered heaven or is Johnny Lawerence really sitting next to me, and acknowledging that I exist?❞ ❝You're not dreaming, Angel Princess, I promise I'm real.❞ It all began with Rebecca Collins looking into the windows every day at Cobra Khai Karate, she had a crush on Johnny Lawerence. The king of Cobra Khai Karate and the valley. She waited for her best friend Emily who took lessons there. But one day Rebecca's crush accidentally runs her over with his motorcycle putting her in the hospital, in a coma for a while. Johhny Lawerence and his gang visit her daily until things get better, but what happens when Daniel La Russo comes into town? #2 in karatekid1984 #1 IN 1984

Bridget "Birdie" Sullivan crossed an ocean to study photography. She never planned on staying in England, and she certainly never planned on spending her days chasing professional footballers with a camera around her neck. Working for AFC Richmond wasn't always a dream. Under the club's previous ownership, her creativity was stifled, her voice was ignored, and she learned that keeping her head down was often the safest choice. Then everything changes. A new owner. An American football coach who knows absolutely nothing about football-but somehow knows exactly how to see people. A club slowly learning how to believe in itself again. As Richmond begins to find its heart, Birdie finds her own voice behind the lens, capturing the moments no one else notices: the victories that never make the scoreboard, the friendships formed in the locker room, and the quiet pieces of people they don't realize they're giving away. And somewhere between match days, media days, and one very stubborn striker with a smile as famous as his ego, Jamie Tartt starts looking past the camera... ...and finally sees the girl holding it. Sometimes the best view isn't from the pitch. Sometimes it's from behind the lens.

In which an American sports photographer for an English football team is finally made to feel like part of the team by an American coach and the team's newest addition, Dani Rojas. [SEASONS 1-3 OF TED LASSO | DANI ROJAS x OC]

Summer has never had a home. At nineteen years old, she's spent her entire life surviving-living on bread and water, learning that affection hurts, and believing that needing people is dangerous. When she's abandoned with nowhere to go, the last person she expects to help her is Dean Di Laurentis. What starts as a temporary arrangement quickly becomes something neither of them expected. Between late-night panic attacks, first hugs, comfort items, and a found family she doesn't quite know what to do with, Summer slowly learns what safety feels like for the first time in her life. As she begins to regress into a younger headspace she never knew existed, Dean and the Off Campus boys find themselves diving headfirst into research, panic-buying stuffies, blankets, deco pacifiers, and enough comfort items to fill an entire room. But healing isn't easy when you've never been loved before. With Garrett, Logan, Tucker, and one very overprotective Dean at her side, Summer discovers that maybe home isn't a place at all. Maybe it's the people who refuse to let you face the world alone. A soft, found-family caregiver story set in the Off Campus universe featuring age regression, comfort, healing, protective hockey boys, cool-aunt Allie energy, jealous rivals, and enough stuffed animals to start a small army.

Maya Jones was a pre-med student who got the internship position she wanted on the hockey team. She would meet new faces there, many which will make a great impression on her life, especially #44 JOHN TUCKER. [COMPLETED] Female OC x John Tucker OFF CAMPUS fan fiction

Award winning journalist and single mother, Amber Walsh, has just moved to Metropolis after a stressful divorce. She befriends a certain handsome coworker along the way. Can she juggle work, parenting, and romance?

Dayna Henderson has always known how to handle pressure. As a nursing student and the head nurse for the Briar University Hawks hockey team, she spends her days keeping athletes healthy, putting broken bones back together, and reminding stubborn hockey players that they are not invincible. Especially John Tucker. John Tucker is everything Dayna tries to avoid - charming, confident, and far too good at getting under her skin. The Hawks' golden boy has a reputation for being the guy who can make anyone smile, but Dayna sees beyond the jokes and the effortless confidence. She sees the pressure he carries, the passion behind every game, and the heart he hides from everyone else. When a chance encounter in the training room turns into late-night conversations, playful arguments, and a friendship neither of them expected, Dayna begins to wonder if there is more to Tucker than the player everyone thinks they know. But loving a hockey player comes with risks. Between demanding nursing rotations, the pressure of the season, and the fear of getting hurt by someone who has always been afraid of commitment, Dayna has to decide if she can trust Tucker with her heart. Because on the ice, one second can change everything. And sometimes the biggest risk isn't saving someone else's life - it's letting someone save yours. Life on the Line - a story about hockey, healing, and the one person who makes you want to fight for more.

Tw: body dysphoria, transphobia, cussing, trauma stuff, fighting, self harm M/n was never really all that fond of his "dad". Same with Christmas. So when he had to spend Christmas with him, he thought it was not going to go well. But little did he know, his life would forever change. This story will include descriptions of domestic, physical, mental, a slight sexual abuse. If you are not comfortable with that, feel free to not read it. All you need to know is that it occurred. There will also be mentions of sex, but it won't go into detail as I am not comfortable with that, only make outs.