SYDNEY is a figure skater who's all about that Olympic dream. She's got tunnel vision when it comes to her goals-no partying, no boys, just ice and grit. But if there's one thing she can't stand, it's the cocky hockey players who think they own the rink. Especially Luke Hughes, the campus golden boy who acts like he's too cool to care about anything that doesn't involve a puck. Luke's the type of guy who gets whatever he wants-girls, attention, a free pass to do whatever the hell he feels like. He's tall, hot as hell, and so confident it's annoying. But he's also carrying a load of pressure no one knows about, and he's damn good at hiding it. Everyone thinks he's the guy with no worries, but the truth is, he's cracking under the weight of living up to his brothers' NHL legacy. That's why Sydney hates him. They're supposed to hate each other, but the tension between them is so thick you could cut it with a skate blade. And once that tension snaps, all bets are off. It's dirty, it's raw, and it's nothing like either of them expected. They can't keep their hands off each other, but when the dust settles, they're both left wondering if this is just a fling or something that's gonna fuck up everything they've worked for.

"So why did you quit gymnastics?" "None of your business." Leah said, her voice dark. "If you won't tell me why you quit, then tell me... why won't you play hockey?" Wes's comment struck a nerve with Leah. Her face softened for just a moment as she looked at the ground. Her fake facade faltering but quickly coming back. "Tell me, Wes. Why did you move?" Leah said returning to her bitch facade. This time Wes's face faltered. ●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●● Please read the welcome chapter at the very beginning!! It gives any info that would Normally be in the description!! Best ratings: #1 in gymnasium #1 in gym #1 in gymnast #2 in theboynextdoor #2 in hockey player #2 in competition #1 in defense #3 in sports

Angela Lopez and Tim Bradford are best friends and step siblings, but they could not be any more different. While Tim's only concern is soccer, Angela wants to enjoy herself during her senior year of high school off of the soccer pitch. The new transfer student, Wesley Evers, shows interest in her immediately, and she would love to explore their connection further, but her stepdad has strictly forbidden her from dating in high school...unless Tim dates, too. The problem: absolutely no one is interested in dating him due to his gruff and grumpy demeanor. All hope of Wes and Angela being together seems lost until a plan is hatched to get Tim to date the nicest girl in school that he has absolutely nothing in common with aside from laser focus on her own goals: Lucy Chen. Title shares the name with a song by Letters to Cleo. Loosely based on the movie "10 Things I Hate About You".

This season on "The Bachelor", handsome billionaire Tim Bradford is looking for his wife amongst the thirty female contestants coming to the Bachelor Mansion to accept his roses and capture his heart. Amongst them is Lucy Chen who does not think love is a game, so she has different rules, and Tim soon discovers that he is willing to ignore the conventions and procedures of the reality show for more time with Lucy...and more of her.

In this AU, Tim Bradford met Lucy Chen the first night of their transatlantic sailing from England to New York City. 12 years later, their daughters and identical strangers, Hannah Bradford and Allie Chen meet when they end up spending their summer at the same camp. It turns out, Hannah and Allie look alike for a reason, and once they discover a secret about their shared past, they hatch a plan that will throw their parents' lives off balance in a way they had not experienced in...12 years. Inspired by the film "The Parent Trap" (1998). Title of this story shares the name of a song sung by Hayley Mills in the original 1961 version of "The Parent Trap".

Lucy can't wait for her newfound freedom as a "normal" graduate school student even though she still has to bring two bodyguards to campus with her per the instructions of the U.S. President (who she calls "mom"). There are plenty of security protocols in place to protect her body, but it turns out her heart is really in danger. Loosely based off of the movie "First Daughter" but more drama/angst (obvs).

Tim and Lucy develop a way for both of them to enjoy L.A. Rams football games with postgame fun.