I know I'll always think of you with Something like hurt and nostalgia - And a great deal of love. rottncraves © 2023 luke hughes x fem!oc social media and real life

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Vivienne Carlisle has it all-wealth, beauty, and a life of luxury in the heart of New York's Upper East Side. Vivienne has always been captivated by one person-Nolan Bennett, a boy she's secretly admired for years but never had the courage to approach. Enter Jack Hughes. When him and Vivienne cross paths, it's Jack who eventually helps her face the long-held crush with a fake dating scheme. As their fake romance heats up, both are forced to confront the harmless game of romance. JACK HUGHES x OC

｡°✩ | ˗ˏˋ ☆ ˎˊ˗ | 𝘁𝗲𝘁𝗵𝗲𝗿𝗲𝗱 "with you by my side forever tethered evermore" ❝ you don't get to pity yourself. you caused this ❞ ❝ i don't know how to fix it ❞ luke hughes x oc irl x social media © blond43d 2024

Bianca Rossi built her reputation calling out cocky athletes on-air, and she's damn good at it. She's smart, ruthless, and refuses to fall for any overpaid, overhyped pretty boy with a stick. Enter Trevor Zegras. When the Anaheim Ducks forward joins her podcast as a guest, sparks fly-and not the friendly kind. They clash immediately. He smirks, she rolls her eyes. He flirts, she shuts it down. Or tries to. The fans eat it up. The internet ships them hard. And when they're paired again-this time in person-things get complicated fast. Because behind the chirps and the heat, there's something else brewing. Something real. But Bianca knows better than to fall for a player. And Trevor? He's ready to change the game.

Ella Fantilli has two rules: never date her brothers' teammates, and never let a hockey boy get under her skin. Luke Hughes does both. As a star soccer player and athletic trainer-in-training at the University of Michigan, Ella has her hands full balancing her sport, her studies, and the chaos of being surrounded by hockey players-including her brothers and their endlessly dramatic teammates. But everything gets more complicated when she meets Luke, cocky, infuriating, and wearing the same number as her: 43. Their rivalry starts on day one-with chirps, glares, and competitive tension that's impossible to ignore. He's her professional nemesis. They're supposed to hate each other. But when fate throws them back together years later in New Jersey-both working for the Devils-the rivalry burns hotter than ever. And this time, there's no one around to stop them. Enemies to teammates. Teammates to something more. They were always destined to crash.

Cynthia met Luke Hughes at freshman orientation, and they clicked instantly. Summers in Michigan, game nights, and lifelong memories followed-Luke became her brother in all but blood. So when she started dating Jack Hughes, it felt like everything was finally falling into place. Except it wasn't. Jack wasn't the boyfriend she needed. He was careless, distracted, and when she caught him cheating during a surprise trip to Vancouver, her world shattered. And then Quinn-quiet, steady Quinn-told her he'd been in love with her since that very first summer. Her lowest moment collided with the confession she wasn't ready to hear. A year passed. Jack was out of the picture. But Luke remained, and when he invited her back to Michigan after graduation, she didn't hesitate. Now, with a new job in Vancouver and a temporary place to stay at Quinn's apartment, Cynthia is forced to confront the man she once pushed away-and the feelings she never really buried. Some things take time. Some love stories wait until the pain softens and the timing is right. This one was always meant to be slow.

Katy Jameson and Macklin Celebrini were inseparable in college-until the pressure of growing careers and uncertain futures tore them apart. She left for her dream job. He left for the NHL. Neither looked back. Five years later, an unexpected reunion interview brings them face-to-face in front of cameras, audiences, and every unspoken word they thought they'd buried. What begins as a media stunt quickly unravels into something deeper, messier, and painfully real.

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.

After getting her heart broken by her brother Trevor's roommate, Jamie Drysdale, Ella Zegras moves into a Michigan lake house for the summer with her brother's best friend, Jack Hughes, hoping for a fresh start. What she doesn't expect is to fall-quietly, completely, and inconveniently-for Jack's younger brother, Luke. What begins as late-night talks on the dock and stolen glances across crowded kitchens turns into something real. But when the summer ends and real life returns-hockey schedules, career decisions, and the distance that always comes with growing up-Ella and Luke have to decide: Was it just a summer fling, or is it the beginning of something more?