Evelyn Miller thought she was done with athletes until a PR job throws her straight into the chaos surrounding Quinn Hughes, the Canucks' quiet, untouchable captain. He's off-limits. She knows that. But with every late-night conversation and stolen look, staying professional gets harder. He's got a reputation to protect. She's got a past she can't outrun. And the line between them is starting to blur.

sophie marner is known for being unfiltered in the hockey world,, she didn't know it would catch the attention of a certain islander [new york islanders] [toronto maple leafs] [social media & real life]

Paige Bueckers is used to the roar of the crowd and the glare of the spotlight, but this offseason, she's seeking something different - a pause, a place to just be herself. She retreats to a quiet coastal town, where the waves are steady and the world feels a little slower. There, she meets Adeline "Addy" Pierce, a warm, grounded local teacher, and her curious 9-month-old son, Crew. Addy doesn't follow sports and doesn't recognize Paige, treating her like a normal person - and for the first time, Paige realizes that's exactly what she didn't know she needed. Amid sunlit beaches, quiet mornings, and the gentle rhythm of small-town life, Paige finds more than rest; she discovers connection, unexpected love, and a chance to let her guard down.

He was the boy she used to hate. She was the girl he never forgot. Years ago, Harper Jones dismissed Quinn Hughes as just another arrogant athlete. He, on the other hand, remembered every word she said. Now reunited in the same wedding party, the past clashes with the present as sparks fly between unresolved tension, playful jabs, and unexpected tenderness. As Quinn's injury sidelines his career, Harper becomes the one person he can count on-and the line between teasing and tenderness begins to blur. But just as things start to shift, jealousy, exes, and old fears creep in, threatening what neither of them expected to feel again. From chocolate milk at midnight to slow-burn mornings and late-night confessions, this is a story about timing, healing, and learning that sometimes, the person you used to hate might just be the one you've always been falling for.

Ella Reyes didn't plan to write an album about the worst heartbreak of her life. But when Luke Hughes-the boy who once held her heart like it was temporary-chose someone else in an airport, Ella did the only thing she knew how to do: She turned the silence into songs. Her debut album became a wildfire. A breakup story wrapped in poetry and pain. And Luke? He became the boy behind the lyrics-hated, dissected, mythologized. But heartbreak doesn't always stay finished. When Luke returns, quietly and unexpectedly, Ella is faced with the version of him she never wrote about-the one who's grown, who listens, who stays.

"in a world of boys, he's a gentleman. got lovestruck, went straight to my head. got lovesick all over my bed" - slut! by taylor swift⤻ in which, Anastasia McGroarty finds herself making a strange arrangement with her twin brother's best friend. ⤿ will Rutger be okay with this agreement? Will Luke and Ana get away with their lies? is everything just a lie? ⤿ fake dating, brothers best friend, friends to lovers -updates every sunday and some wednesdays at 8:30 central time <3

where a 19 year old gets a job position for her favorite hockey team and is faced with a challenge.

Two stars of two different sports somehow fall in love despite being long-distance. Will it last?

Arianna Torres is used to surviving alone. It's not that she prefers isolation-it's that it's safer. After all, people leave. People hurt. And no one sticks around when they see the real her: the trauma, the mood swings, the scars from growing up with a drug-addicted father and a mother who overdosed in the bathroom while Arianna was the one to find her. Diagnosed with BPD and PTSD, Arianna is constantly balancing between craving love and being terrified of it. She plays for UConn now, but she's not there to make friends-she's there to earn her future and keep everyone at arm's length. Until she breaks. After an intense away game triggers a panic attack followed by a near-complete shutdown, Arianna is put on temporary leave and forced into a recovery plan that includes one thing she never asked for: support. And the one assigned to check in on her, stay with her, and-God forbid-care about her? Paige Bueckers. The golden girl of college basketball. Charismatic, soft-spoken, patient. Everything Arianna isn't. What starts as reluctant forced proximity becomes something far more complex. Paige doesn't try to fix her. She just... stays. She doesn't ask for Arianna's secrets. She simply offers warm silences, movie nights, and shared playlists. The closer they get, the more Arianna starts to crack-not in a bad way, but in the kind of way that feels like healing. Like maybe being seen doesn't have to hurt. Maybe touch doesn't have to burn. Maybe someone can stay. But falling for someone when you're still learning how to exist is dangerous. Arianna's self-sabotage runs deep. Her fear of abandonment is a wildfire. And Paige, despite her calm, carries her own quiet grief-injuries, pressure, and the weight of being everyone's hope. As they navigate late nights and raw confessions, tangled blankets and bruised hearts, Arianna must face the hardest truth of all: What if love isn't about being saved, but about letting someone stay even when you're at your worst?

sadie west is living her dream as a freshman at uconn. elite basketball, chaotic teammates, and just enough drama to keep things interesting. but when a certain teammate only kisses her after nights out and pretends nothing happened, sadie's left wondering what's real. then one night, there's a party. a surprise. a confession. and maybe, just maybe... it was only thrown for her.