*STORY IS 18+ AND CONTAINS MATURE CONTENT* Alana Graham doesn't do hockey players; they're strictly off limits to her. Except for the one that she knows out of all of them she should stay the furthest away from. John Logan is her brother's best friend and teammate. For years she denies her feelings, pushes Logan away in order to protect herself but also... To protect him from her past that she refuses to share with anyone. Not even her two best friends, Hannah and Allie. Although this hockey playing mechanic not only thaws the ice around her guarded heart, he fixes it as well.

Quinn Hughes is on cloud nine after the love of his life, Emma Reynolds, moves to Vancouver to be with him for the season after graduating from the University of Michigan.

Charlotte Evans came to Vancouver for a fresh start - a new city, new career, and a chance to outrun the shadows of the past that nearly broke her. Her only rule? No hockey players. Not after the accident that took her ex's life, shattered her reputation, and made her the girl her hometown loves to blame. But she unknownlingly moved in across the hall from Quinn Hughes - captain of the Canucks and Canada's most beloved hockey prodigy - her carefully built walls begin to crack. Focused, soft-spoken, and maddeningly kind, Quinn is everything she swore she'd avoid... and everything her heart starts to want. He's at the peak of his career, with no time for distractions. She's spent years building armor she swore no man would ever get through. But as sparks fly, tempers clash, and a magnetic tension simmers just beneath the surface, niether can deny the pull between them. When unspoken attraction turns into something deeper, and a painful secret threatens to resurface, Charlotte and Quinn will have to decide whether some lines are meant to be crossed - or if the past will always be one game they can't win.

Violet Pak and Quinn Hughes don't believe in distractions. They've never met, but they move through the world the same way: focused, untouchable, unwilling to let anything pull them off course. Until one ordinary moment refuses to stay ordinary. A brief, chance encounter shifts something neither of them can explain. Suddenly, the lines they've never crossed begin to blur. And in the middle of the Olympic Games-where everything is supposed to be controlled-something unexpected takes hold. It's feeling something you never planned for.

Freya Carter designs perfection for a living. Details, stitching, and precision those she can control. But nothing prepares her for Jack Hughes, the star forward whose name she thought she'd forgotten. He's charming, reckless, impossible to ignore and now one of her clients. They shouldn't have crossed paths again not after all these years. But fate has a funny way of stitching two lives back together.

We were supposed to be just friends, you don't live in my part of town, but maybe I'll see you out some weekend. - The rewritten version of my very first book 'Glitch' I have grown as a writer and think you guys deserve the best version of it. I didn't give you guys enough backstory or plot, so this is me making up for it <3 I love you guys! Love, Lottie

in which a famous YouTuber meets a famous Hockey player. touch her and you die trope modern au Quinn Hughes x OC

"Mack, we've all been through this before, it's normal to have a crush every once in a while when you're in a relationship. I know I've been there. The fact that it happened isn't what matters, it's normal, it's healthy. How you handle it is what matters" Coach said. "So what do I do?" I asked. "What are my options?" "Well, I've heard you talk to Ella on the phone before, no offense by this, are you really happy with her? Because that girl seems like she has no respect for you." Lee said. "I love her." I said. "Not what I asked," Lee said. "What did you do in this situation?" I asked coach. "You don't want my answer right now if you're still reflecting on all of this" He said. "I do." I said. He paused. "I reflected, made the decision to end my relationship. But, I had genuine feelings for the other girl, you just met Cubbie, you're not there yet" Coach said, offering me a smile. "Well, how'd it all work out for you?" I asked. "Ask her yourself, she's standing behind you cooking dinner for our kids as we speak" Joe said. Wow that was a lot. I looked back at the door she had just walked out, then looked back at Coach and Lee. "Had a feeling that one would scare you a little bit. "He's not scared, he's reflecting." Lee said, putting emphasis on the word. ⋆˚࿔ TW mentions of: drinking, mental health issues, family issues, and lethal amounts of sarcasm & dark humor

⋆˚࿔ Luke Hughes isn't exactly like his brothers. He's not the most, walk up and talk to pretty girl type guy, until he met her. "I mean, seriously Lukey, you need to just grow a pair and go for it. You guys have practically been dating for months, you're going to lose her if you don't do something about it." Nico said. "You guys just don't get it, it's not that easy, she's leaving in two months, this situation, it's only temporary-" "Yeah, and if you don't man up and do something about it, she will be too" Nico said, walking out the front door, letting it close harshly behind him. "Ooo, you made him mad" Jack said in a mocking tone. "That's not easy to do Lukey boy" He said, clapping his hands on my shoulder as he walked over to the couch. He's right. I have to do something about this. LOST LOG IN FOR LAST ACCOUNT. HAVE MOVED ACCOUNTS :)

It's the playoffs. It's do or die. Quinn Hughes is living with the weight of the world on his shoulders. It's his first year as captain and he has managed the incredible feat of leading his team all the way to the playoffs. The pressure he is feeling is insurmountable. On one hand he wants to go all the way, needs to get to the top not only for his team but for the honor of raising the Stanley cup above his head. On the other hand he has to do it, he has no choice but to grind and grind with the only goal of proving people wrong. It's not a dream, it's a necessity. He's young, he knows. He makes mistakes, he knows but at the end of the day the most important thing is that Quinn Hughes knows he has what it takes to make it to the highest level. To win the hardest trophy in every sport, and if he doesn't win he might just loose himself in the process. Quinn is drowning in the pressure, in the expectations, and the sheer desperation to win. He's at his breaking point, teetering over the edge of his lowest low. In enters Elsie Hartley, Quinn's newly appointed assistant. It's her job to follow him everywhere and surprisingly Quinn doesn't seem to mind. Her presence is a life force. A light in the darkness. In a twist of events Elsie is the reason Quinn is able to make it to the top. She helps shoulder some of the weight, eases the suffocating pressure and believes in him so deeply it causes him to believe in himself, in his team, and their ability to win. And of course, they do just that. Winning the Stanley Cup is supposed to be his biggest achievement, it's supposed to be the only thing he can focus on, but lately his mind is wandering to a certain red haired, blue eyed assistant who without realizing it just made all his dreams come true. Now, he's got another goal in mind. One more thing he has to win, the heart of that same assistant.