Hey guys! so... I'll be writing one shots about Paige Bueckers and Azzi Fudd's love story. Some will be fictional and others will be related to real events that had happened. Just so you know english isn't my first language so I'll try my best. I will be taking suggestions or requests obviously. This will be written out of respect for them as persons and it's not my intention to offend anyone. It's thought for people who are fans of their history and appreciate them both as players and as a person. Please vote and let me know if you like it!

KK Arnold doesn't forgive easily-especially not when it comes to Harper Blake, the star guard from a rival team who nearly ended her season with a reckless foul. The grudge is real. The tension is worse. So when Harper transfers to UConn after a scandal at her old program, KK is livid. And when Coach assigns them to room together? It feels like a sick joke. They clash from day one-sarcastic remarks, silent glares, and cold shoulders. But under the surface, both girls are hiding pain that runs deeper than basketball. Harper's past isn't what it seems, and KK's pressure to be perfect is breaking her from the inside out. As walls start to crack and truths come out in the quiet, late-night hours of their shared room, their rivalry gives way to something unexpected: understanding. Then trust. Then something neither of them know how to name. But in a world where eyes are always watching and mistakes are never forgotten, love isn't the only thing on the line. And sometimes, the hardest shot to take... is the one that matters most.

KK Arnold and Jada Ellis grew up side by side-same courts, same grind, same dream. Now, Jada's finally joined KK at UConn. But stepping into KK's world means more pressure, more eyes... and feelings neither of them are ready to name. They've always been each other's safe place. But with college ball, old wounds, and rising tension, they'll have to figure out if what they built in Germantown is strong enough to become something more.

Trigger warnings: Eating disorders, body dysmorphia, self-harm, family abuse, internalized homophobia, self-hatred. KK Arnold has always known who she is on the court-leader, fighter, UConn's fastest rising star. The pressure of being a high-profile athlete never rattled her, until the day she's assigned to help plan a student-athlete charity event and ends up paired with Aria Rivera, a flyer on the university cheer team. Aria is soft-spoken, almost invisible in conversation. With her straightened black hair cascading over vintage baby tees, a silver belly ring peeking out from her low-rise jeans, and a wardrobe that looks like it was thrifted straight out of 2003, Aria carries herself like she knows she's hot. But KK notices what others miss: the way Aria never finishes her food, the tense silence when people talk about families, the way she never changes in front of teammates, always tugging at her sleeves or hiding behind hoodies. Aria's been trying to survive in silence. Since coming out, her family hasn't spoken to her. Her reflection feels like a war zone. Some days, eating feels like a punishment. Some nights, the shame is loud enough to leave marks. She's learned how to perform happiness-on the mat, in her clothes, in the way she kisses her friends on the cheek and posts pink emojis-but inside, she's unraveling. KK sees through the sparkle. She's drawn to Aria in a way she can't explain. What starts with shared coffee breaks and late-night event planning turns into tentative conversations, long drives with music too loud. KK wants to hold her through it all-to kiss her belly ring when Aria flinches at her own stomach, to protect her when she can't protect herself. But Aria's walls are high, and KK is used to fixing things with hustle and willpower. This? This is different. This is tender and terrifying. And when a photo of them holding hands after a game goes viral, the bubble they've built threatens to burst.