Jason plays to win-on the ice, in the bedroom, and at dodging his own feelings. He's cocky, sharp-tongued, and has a reputation for not giving a damn. But when his old childhood friend-turned-mortal enemy Antonio gets shoved back into his life as his hockey teammate, things spiral faster than a puck in overtime. They used to be close. Then Antonio vanished without a word. Now they're teammates, hotel roommates for away games, and sharing more than just passive-aggressive insults. Tension builds. Lines blur. And after one night changes everything, Jason's forced to confront the one thing he's never been good at-feelings. With messy hookups, repressed secrets, and a team full of nosy players (including his narcissist older brother), Jason's got two options: keep skating past the truth, or finally face what-and who-he wants. Enemies to teammates. Roommates to something else. This isn't just a game anymore.