Iryna Rozanov never expected one reckless night at the Boston Raiders' Stanley Cup celebration to change the course of her life. But when two pink lines appear weeks later, she's left carrying the child of Scott Hunter, a man who barely remembers the night they shared. Her family's reaction is swift and merciless. Disowned by her father and abandoned by her older brother, Iryna has nowhere left to turn except the one person who's never failed her: her little brother, Ilya. Now living under Ilya's roof with his boyfriend, Shane Hollander, Iryna is determined to raise her baby on her own. But secrets have a way of surfacing, old rivalries run deep, and Scott Hunter is about to discover that the girl from one unforgettable night has been carrying far more than memories. In a family fractured by pride and a hockey world that never stops watching, love may be the only thing strong enough to hold them together.

Story about Cloe Merton and Dean Di Laurentis

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Dean Di Laurentis was always a shy awkward loser until he came back from college and now you can't stop thinking about your brother's best friend.

Hazel Rose Summers has spent her entire life chasing perfection. As one of Briar University's most promising ballet dancers, every spin, every performance, and every audition feels like it could determine the rest of her future. With the pressure of living up to her late mother's legacy, a demanding father who only seems to notice results, and secrets she's carried for years, Hazel has mastered one thing above all else: pretending she's fine. Dean Di Laurentis has no interest in complicated. The Briar hockey star is used to keeping things light-good friends, good parties, and never taking life too seriously. But when he finds himself spending more and more afternoons in a dance studio he has absolutely no reason to be in, one sharp-tongued ballerina starts becoming impossible to ignore. What begins as sarcastic arguments and reluctant friendship slowly turns into something neither of them saw coming. As Hazel prepares for the biggest audition of her life, old wounds begin resurfacing, forcing her to confront grief, expectations, and the fear that she will never be enough. And when the walls she's spent years building finally start to crack, Dean becomes the one person who refuses to walk away. Set against the backdrop of Briar University, late-night practices, hockey parties, lakeside afternoons, and the delicate beauty of Swan Lake, White Feathers and Hockey Sticks is a slow-burn college romance about learning to let people in, finding strength in vulnerability, and discovering that sometimes the people worth keeping are the ones who stay. Because perfection was never the answer. But maybe love is.

Siobhan Jensen is a junior student who attends Briar University, she has a dance scholarship, she is on the dance team for her university, she is Coach Jensen's niece and she is best friends with Jules Logan, the younger sibling of her crush, John Logan. John Logan is a junior student who attends Briar University, he's a hockey player on the uni's hockey team and he is the older brother of Jules Logan, but now, John Logan starts to notice his younger sibling's best friend in a different way then just seeing Siobhan Jensen as one of his other best friends.

⎯⎯⎯ ʽ What if the only difference is just who's telling the story? ʼ ┏ dean di laurentis lived a life where everyone knew his name. drew bennett lived one where everyone knew her medals. Somehow, they were the first to see beyond both. ┛ dean di laurentis x fem!oc off campus season 1 - Ⓒ︎ rozanovfilms, 2026

Genevieve "Gen" Brown was never supposed to fit into Briar University's chaotic hockey world, not after last time that ended badly a broke heart. An Art History major with a sharp tongue hidden behind soft-spoken elegance, Gen preferred quiet cafés, annotated novels, and late nights spent buried beneath oversized sweaters and museum essays. With her porcelain features, pale green eyes, and calm, unreadable demeanor, most people assumed she was delicate. They were wrong. Where Hannah Wells burns bright with stubborn independence and Allie Hayes wears her heart openly, Gen is the steady center between them-the girl who notices everything and says just enough to leave people speechless. She has a habit of dismantling egos with a single deadpan sentence, which becomes a problem for Dean Di Laurentis the second they meet. Because Dean thrives on attention. He's loud, charming, reckless, and impossibly magnetic-the Briar hockey team's resident golden boy with a grin that usually gets him whatever he wants. Girls fall for him easily. People orbit him naturally. Dean knows exactly how to light up a room. And Gen? Gen barely looks up from her coffee. Completely immune to the infamous "Dean effect," she sees through the flirting, the confidence, and the party-boy reputation almost instantly. She's been there before...but. What starts as playful banter quickly turns into something far more dangerous that scare her: lingering looks across crowded parties, late-night conversations in quiet libraries, stolen coffees, unspoken comfort, and the slow realization that the only person capable of calming Dean Di Laurentis down might be the one girl who never tried to impress him in the first place. But beneath Gen's composed exterior lies someone who carries her emotions silently, someone who's spent years convincing herself that needing people is weakness. That dating jocks? Wasn't it if she wanted another broken heart...