Peyton Stanton is a current intern for the National Hockey League team, the Minnesota Wild, for photography. After a most recent and action-filled game at the Xcel Energy Center against the Toronto Maple Leafs, which was her first game of being the main photographer for the team, she accidentally crashes into one of the players trying to get some action shots of the team after the win, shattering her camera. The player, who was Matthew Boldy, realizes what had just happened and vows to get her a new camera for his accident. Through this, Peyton is able to get Matthew's phone number, where the two first exchange conversation until her and Matthew start sparking conversation other than a broken camera. Eventually the two start dating after a few days of back-and-forth conversation, but there was one thing that put her on the edge of dating a professional hockey player: she isn't allowed to date or have any association with any of the Minnesota Wild players, otherwise she is immediately fired.

in which, a famous worldwide singer finds out a professional hockey player followed her.

in which, he falls in love with his team's captain's sister, but it's forbidden.

Margo Johnson is the savvy, quick-witted social media manager for the New Jersey Devils. Luke Hughes is the team's quiet, underrated defenseman-and her longtime college friend. They've shared years of inside jokes, late-night phone calls, and off-the-record interviews. But when a candid photo of them laughing goes viral, fans start shipping them hard. To feed the hype (and protect a few team headlines), they agree to fake date. But pretending is harder than they expected-especially when old feelings resurface and lines blur between curated moments and the real ones. From bus rides and hotel rooms to late-night talks and a snow-covered Diag in Michigan, Margo and Luke must navigate growing attention, genuine emotions, and what it means to fall in love under the spotlight... but off the record. A soft, slow-burn romance about missed chances, second glances, and loving someone when the cameras are both on and off.