The followers are convinced Adrienne and Jackson are dating. She's the social media manager for his hockey team, and he's the captain. When her boss asks them to give the people what they want for the content's sake, they can do nothing but agree. So, they're not actually dating. Not yet, at least.

Everly Coleman starts freshman year with three very simple goals: Pass psychology. Make friends. Don't lose her mind sharing a dorm with a random guy. Then Jackson Bennett walks in. Jackson's annoyingly good at football, fully aware of it too, and somehow treats getting on Everly's nerves like it's a competitive sport. He steals her snacks, teases her constantly, and keeps acting like barging into her life is completely normal. Which would already be bad enough on its own. Unfortunately, Everly's older brother Logan absolutely hates him. Now Everly's dealing with football practices, dorm room arguments over popcorn, late-night conversations that are becoming a little too personal, and an entire football team way too invested in her love life. It's fine. Probably.

Everybody at Briar has a story about Genevieve Laurent. Dean Di Laurentis wishes he didn't have one too.

almost a year after everything happens between isabel parker and will smith, things have changed. they're no longer together, friendships have been ruined. but, what happens when one video and one secret comes out? maybe things aren't such a secret anymore. book 2 from other story, My Childhood Bestfriend

You're the new, highly-touted defensewoman for the Anaheim Ducks, and you have one job tonight: shut down the Chicago Blackhawks' golden boy, Connor Bedard. The rivalry is instant, the chirps are flying, and when you drop the gloves with him in the middle of the second period, the entire league sees you as enemies. But in the penalty box, covered in sweat and rage, the tension shifts. The line between a cross-check and a caress has never been so thin. It's a fine line between hate and something that feels dangerously like lust.

You've built an empire on a screen-millions follow your every move, brands beg for a tag, and the world feels like it fits in the palm of your hand. So when you're invited to the Olympics as a special correspondent, it's just another milestone. Another spotlight. But nothing goes viral like real chemistry. Will Smith isn't there to compete. He's in the stands for one person: his best friend and teammate, Macklin Celebrini. No cameras, no pressure-just pride and a few days of watching the world's best go for gold. Until a chance run-in at a cramped media hallway turns into a conversation that neither of you can stop thinking about. He doesn't care about your follower count. You don't recognize him from a stat sheet. For once, you're just two people crashing into each other's orbits at the most electric event on earth.

This summer wasn't supposed to mean anything. Just late-night drives, beach walks, and someone to pass the time with. Macklin had his plans. Iris had hers. And whatever this was between them? It was never supposed to be more than... easy. But some things don't stay simple for long.

He plays to win. Every shift, every second, every move. Macklin Celebrini has built his life on control, discipline, and never losing focus. She plays to survive. Every smile, every match, every expectation, Charlotte Prescott has mastered the art of being perfect. Their worlds were never meant to collide It's a game neither of them knows how to play. Game On.

„I know what I want but at the same time I don't know" _-_-_-_-_ Girl who had her life under control. Until her boyfriend breaks up with her after four years of dating instead of getting engaged. Hockey player who was traded from his team to another.