"I saw that you were perfect and so I loved you. Then I saw that you were not perfect and I loved you even more."

**On Hiatus; I apologize for the inconvenience** One fateful night, a random turn of events finds Alyssa Miller trapped in an elevator with new Leafs phenom Auston Matthews. Follow the hilarity and road bumps that seem to ensue as Auston and Alyssa's lives soon become interwined with one another, whether they planned it or not.

Ivy Williams is Stephanie LaChance, Mitch Marners girlfriend's best friend. When Mitch and his girlfriend finally got a house in Toronto, Ivy is invited to stay with them as their new roommate. As Ivy starts to settle into Toronto, she meets Mitch's close friend, the charming, but impatient Auston Matthews.

in which she texts a number she found at a bar on a napkin [ a. matthews ] [ toronto maple leafs ] [ this book is in a texting format ]

"What have you done to screw shit up this time?" "I may have accidentally liked a girl's post from 120 weeks ago." [AUSTON MATTHEWS] [Toronto Maple Leafs] mitchymarns 2017

"How can someone possibly smile that big?" "Because I know your the one behind the camera." [Mitch Marner] [Toronto Maple Leafs] mitchymarns 2017

"don't tell auston" thin ice, all rights reserved.

Fate was a subject many denied standing true, as others may protest otherwise. Twenty year old William Nylander was among those whom didn't hesitate to say fait was non existent, alongside with love at first sight. When William unexpectedly encounters with Alyssa Giano, twenty-one, he finds himself face to face with what he once did not believe nor understand. With both tragic and unfixable events occurring, the two heart broken romantics draw themselves closer to one another. Occasionally, from unfortunate things comes miraculous gifts from them. Both William and Alyssa have fallen into an infinitive puzzle. A story of how unexpectedly, the most amazing things can arise from events that seem horrific. Bundled with emotion, youth, tragedy, and everlasting love.

"Unconditional love really exists in each of us. It is part of our deep inner being. It is not so much an active emotion as a state of being. It's not 'I love you' for this or that, not 'I love you if you love me'. It's love for no reason, love without an object." -Ram Dass A @BreeC25 and @gallymonkey novel