What if the storm of the century didn't just trap you in paradise... It trapped you with the one man who could ruin you completely? Shane Hollander (24, Canadian architect) booked the most exclusive private villa on Koh Samui to disappear. After a breakup that carved out his heart and left him doubting he could ever feel anything real again, he wanted silence. Solitude. Safety. Then Ilya Rozanov (25, Russian entrepreneur) kicked down the door-drenched, dangerous, smirking like he owned the place. He was running from the same demons Shane was: the hollow ache of chasing highs that never lasted. One glitch. One savage monsoon. One rule that changes everything: During the storm, only honeymooning couples get the villa's full privileges. Gourmet food delivered to your door. No staff interruptions. The infinity pool all to yourselves. Refuse to play along? You're out. So they lie. Husbands. Newlyweds. Strangers faking the kind of forever they never believed in. It starts innocent-sharp banter over candlelit dinners as thunder shakes the villa, heated stares that linger too long across the rain-soaked canopy, accidental touches that burn like fire. Shane tells himself he can resist. He's terrified of breaking again. Ilya tells himself it's just a game. He's terrified of what happens when the game stops feeling like one. But the rain doesn't let up. The air thickens with humidity and unspoken want. One "proof" kiss for the resort app turns into tongues, teeth, and a growl that vibrates through both of them. One massive bed becomes a war zone of barely-contained need. One steamy outdoor shower becomes the moment everything shatters. They were strangers when the storm hit. Now they're each other's obsession. Each other's salvation. Each other's ruin. When the skies finally clear... Will they walk away? Or will they burn the world down to stay?

Just some Hollanov one-shots because I'm not waiting til 27' to get more of them.

Six years after Shane joined Ottawa, the team is unstoppable, two Stanley Cups, a dynasty in the making. Off the ice, though, Shane is still putting himself back together. The realise there is more important things then hockey

Shane and Ilya are very different people. Shane is uptight about his schedule, training, food, everything. While Ilya could not care about a thing in the world. They hate each other as they are pitted as the biggest rivals in Hockey. Well, the world thinks they hate each other and that was true at the start. Until one night at the Hockey Awards Ilya pushed Shane too hard. Ending in heated make out session that snow balled into many many nights of hot sex and secrets. ----------- This is a MLM story from the book Heated Rivalry. This story contains graphic sex scenes. Please read warnings on each chapter Not completed.

Just a collection of stolen moments and feelings between these two 💋 I don't support AI- there will be no AI content on my page <33

Hollanov one shots because why not!! 💿

Random one shots about Ilya Rozanov and Shane Hollander

Shane joins Yuna outside the house, while Ilya is left alone with David. What could they have said to each other? --- lya looks out the window. "Thank you for inviting me to your place" and this second time he thanks him, the meaning is completely different: it feels like he's saying thank you for giving me this miracle. Shane understands; he adds nothing more than a "thank you for coming" which instead seems to mean simply thank you for trusting me. --- A missing moment from episode 6 in which Ilya and David end up preparing lunch together: yes, those very delicious spaghetti that Ilya stuffed himself with!

What really happened when Shane was discharged from the hospital and forced to stay at his parents' house? And why is Hayden so determined to see him settle down? Or why does Hayden think Shane's best shot at a relationship is... Lily from Boston? --- "Hey!" Shane reached out. "Hayden, what are you doing?" "What you should be doing, buddy: getting engaged!" he declared solemnly. He'd already started a call to the contact saved as "Lily" and placed the phone on the table, speakerphone on. The first ring echoed in Shane's ears like a sound that was too loud, too grating. Or maybe it was his heart in his throat that made everything so noisy. He tried to grab the phone, but Hayden pulled it away, snickering. "Come on, Shane. I can feel it! Lily's the right one! And you'll never have the guts to make a move. I'm helping you." --- A missing moment from episode five. Set right after the hospital scene and just before the now-infamous: "I'm coming to the cottage."

Shane and Ilya are parents of two children, and it's a nightmare. The best nightmare of their lives.