Juliette Blackwell knows exactly what is expected of her. Draco Malfoy does too. Their families have been enemies for years, bound together by old money, broken alliances, public smiles and private resentment. As their final year at Hogwarts begins, the castle becomes a battlefield once again. Titles are up for grabs, alliances begin to shift and neither of them is willing to lose. But someone else is watching. For years, an anonymous voice has haunted Hogwarts, exposing secrets that were never meant to come to light. But beneath the rivalry lies something far more dangerous: a truth buried within their families' past. And only two enemies can uncover it. - Enemies to lovers - Slow burn - Forced proximity - Childhood friends - High society - Mystery - Spice Do NOT copy, repost, or translate my work without my permission.

"This is a bad idea," Diana whispered against his lips, her fingers already tangled in his hair. Draco let out a low moan at the sensation of her nails dragging against his scalp. "Terrible idea," he rasped, but neither pulled away. ... Diana Kinsley has always prided herself on being untouchable. Fiercely independent, sharp-tongued, and impossible to control, she's spent years convincing herself that love is a weakness. Especially when it comes to Draco Malfoy. Once childhood best friends, Diana and Draco have spent the last few years tearing each other apart. Their fourth year shattered whatever they used to be, leaving behind nothing but resentment, jealousy, and a rivalry so intense it borders on obsession. Every interaction is a fight waiting to happen: cruel insults, explosive arguments, and tension that feels far too heated to be simple hatred. Then Draco betrays Pansy, detonating what little remained of their friend group, and things only get worse when he publicly exposes Diana's biggest secret: Greyhaven. Overnight, the thing Diana has spent her entire life trying to bury becomes gossip, humiliation, and ammunition for everyone around her. Humiliated and furious, Diana and Pansy decide to get revenge. Draco refuses to go down quietly. What starts as petty retaliation quickly spirals into something messier, darker, and far more dangerous than any of them intended. Because beneath all the hatred is something neither Diana nor Draco knows how to control: an attraction that burns just as violently as their anger. The more they try to destroy each other, the more impossible it becomes to stay away.

After a terrible fall semester, Alahna Beaudette returns to campus for her final semester at San Jose State University. With a marketing internship with the NHL San Jose Sharks, she has no idea she is about to become the most talked about woman in the NHL.

Book 2 of The Fine Print Series Emma Bennett has always been the fun one. The loud one. The impulsive one. The one who says exactly what's on her mind. At twenty-one years old, she's living her dream as a professional hockey player for the Toronto Sceptres, spending her off-season celebrating her best friend's wedding in Ireland. Being Maid of Honour at Parker and Macklin's wedding should be simple. Give her speech. Drink champagne. Dance. Try not to cry. Unfortunately, Will Smith is there. Twenty-two-year-old NHL forward Will Smith is charming, irritating, funny, and entirely too good at getting under Emma's skin. As Best Man, he's everywhere she is-and after one unforgettable wedding reception, neither of them can pretend there's nothing between them anymore. What starts as a secret becomes something far more complicated. Because Emma plays professional hockey. Will plays professional hockey. Their schedules are impossible. Their lives are public. And telling the truth would mean explaining everything to the two people who brought them together in the first place: Parker and Macklin. So they make a deal. No labels. No questions. No getting attached. And absolutely no one can find out. But stolen weekends, late-night phone calls, and secret flights have a way of turning into something real. The problem with keeping a relationship off the record? Eventually, someone starts reading between the lines.

A regular comes to the bakery across the street from the ice rink, the more she gets to know Savanah the more she thinks shed be perfect for her son.

~tressa warsofsky finally stopped moving in 2022. after a childhood spent packing boxes for her dad's coaching career, san jose is the first place that feels like home. now a communications major at sjsu and an intern with the sharks' media team, she's focused on building something that's hers - dance team, school, and staying out of the sharks' locker room drama. will smith is in his second year and ready to take over. confident, sharp, and always somehow in front of her camera, he turns a few harmless tiktoks into something neither of them planned. but secrets don't stay quiet for long - especially when your dad is the coach. and this season, staying might be harder than leaving.

everyone in lexington knew the van doren girls. they lived in the biggest house on the street, the one hidden behind iron gates and old maple trees. everyone assumed their father stayed because of the money. they never knew he stayed because he was running. next door lived the smiths. will was loud where armani was quiet. she climbed trees in designer dresses, he taught her how to throw a baseball, and somewhere between scraped knees, pinky promises, and summers that felt endless, they became each other's whole world. until they were fifteen. one night. one misunderstanding. one goodbye neither of them was brave enough to stop. years later, armani van doren is one of the biggest supermodels in the world. magazine covers. fashion weeks. paparazzi. campaigns that pay more than most people make in years. will smith became exactly who everyone expected. an nhl star. they haven't spoken in almost a decade. but the offseason always brings hockey players home. and no amount of money, distance, or time can make you forget the boy who still lives next door. especially when he's looking at you like he never forgave you for leaving.

When rising NHL star Will Smith finds himself in the middle of a media storm, his team's solution is simple: fix the image, fix the narrative. Enter Ava Bennett. Focused on finishing college and staying out of the spotlight, Ava has no interest in becoming anyone's publicity stunt. But when Will's agent proposes a short-term, carefully staged relationship to steady his reputation before playoffs, Ava reluctantly agrees. It's supposed to be temporary. A few games. A few photos. A few convincing smiles. No real feelings. But as interviews blur into late-night conversations and staged kisses start feeling less staged, the line between public performance and private truth disappears. And when the season ends - and so does their "contract" - Ava and Will are forced to decide if what they built was just good PR... or something neither of them planned for.

"𝙥𝙖𝙪𝙨𝙚𝙨 𝙩𝙝𝙚𝙣 𝙨𝙖𝙮𝙨 '𝙮𝙤𝙪𝙧 𝙢𝙮 𝙗𝙚𝙨𝙩 𝙛𝙧𝙞𝙚𝙣𝙙' 𝙖𝙣𝙙 𝙮𝙤𝙪 𝙠𝙣𝙚𝙬 𝙬𝙝𝙖𝙩 𝙞𝙩 𝙬𝙖𝙨 𝙝𝙚 𝙞𝙨 𝙞𝙣 𝙡𝙤𝙫𝙚" in which Sophia Estapa falls for her brothers best friend who is off limits all because he's on the same hockey team... social media x irl fic

Ivy Reynolds has her life mapped out-college, future career, and a boyfriend she's been with long enough to feel safe. Then Will Smith walks into her world stealing her coffee, flashing a goofy smile, and somehow making her forget the rules she's always followed. He doesn't know she has a boyfriend. She doesn't know he's an NHL player. What starts as accidental encounters and awkward flirting slowly becomes something neither of them expected. But some mistakes are harder to walk away from than others...