Franknazar Stories

when unlikely souls find comfort in each other, sparking the start of something great

˜"*°•.˜"*°• I see your soul, Seoul city •°*"˜.•°*"˜ Mariella Clavicia had one rule, don't get attached. After a disasters relationship, she told herself she wouldn't get attached,. So, when a blonde awkward hockey guy enters her life, she doesn't know whether to let him in or block him out----------- irl x social media connor bedard x oc started: march 25 2026 finished:

Off The Rink #1 "Who even-?" Jia pressed a hand to her forehead, feeling the sharp, rhythmic throb of a bruise already blooming on her temple. She shouldn't even be in Chicago, let alone sitting rink-side at a hockey game. As a UCLA communications major, Jia survived on logic and order. This sport was the exact opposite: pure, chaotic sensory overload. "I was the one who shot the puck. I'm sorry." The apology belonged to Connor. On the ice, he was the league's rising star, hidden behind a caged helmet and a reputation. Off the ice, his world was narrowed down to empty apartments and the dull hum of post-game aches. He had his routine perfected-until one bad shot changed everything. Strings were unraveling. Attachments grew. Reality is following. Connor doesn't do safe, he was willing to tear his world apart just to keep a piece of hers.

Some people leave because they have to. Others leave because they're afraid to stay. At twenty-one, Camille Tate moves to Chicago determined to start over. A new apartment, a new job, and a city she's dreamed of calling home for years are exactly the fresh start she needs. She never expected her next door neighbor to make the unfamiliar city feel a little less lonely. But no matter how far she runs, the past has a way of catching up. When someone from her past unexpectedly reappears, Camille is forced to confront the choices she made after high school and the secrets she's spent years trying to outrun. As old memories resurface and new feelings begin to grow, she'll have to decide if she's finally ready to face her past or risk losing the future she's only just begun to build.

Chicago Blackhawks players imagines requests closed, sorry! i will make more, this is just a fun hobby and i dont expect to go far with this lmao

After a traumatic incident forces Avery Quinn to leave her job at a major airline, she takes a position with a private charter company hoping for something simple: quiet, routine, and a chance to feel safe again. She doesn't know anything about hockey, and she definitely doesn't expect to become a familiar face aboard the Chicago Blackhawks team plane. But somewhere between late-night flights and quiet conversations at 30,000 feet, Avery and Connor Bedard slowly become each other's safest place-right before the rest of the world starts paying attention.

The Chicago Blackhawks have been labeled as one of the worst teams in the NHL lately. With a team mostly full of people 25 and under, the pressure can get to them. Frank Nazar has been trying his hardest, but he's been feeling really low. When the team heard that Ilya Mikheyev was leaving the Hawks, they were all tense. This team was falling apart, and they needed help if they wanted to be back up at the top again. What happens when their coach, Anders Sörensen, introduces a new player? What happens when the team finds out that their new player is a woman? Will they accept her? Or will the Blackhawks refuse to work with her and keep their spot at the bottom? *Note. All of this is fake.*

Connor Bedard's life belongs to the public-every game, interview, and mistake picked apart by millions. Madi Bennett's life is the complete opposite: quiet, private, and normal. but when the two meet, what starts as a secret quickly becomes something real. the problem? Connor's world doesn't allow secrets for long, and once their relationship is exposed, everything they've built threatens to fall apart.

teammate's sister secret relationship dark past dual pov instagram + real life Olivia Knight has already built a life in Chicago by the time her brother is traded to the Blackhawks. At twenty-three, she's disciplined, private, and deeply focused on her law school internship-someone who keeps her world small because it feels safer that way, despite the constant stream of word vomit swarming in her head. When Spencer moves in, the life she's carefully controlled begins to expand whether she wants it to or not. Connor Bedard is part of that expansion. Younger, sharp, and disarmingly open, he notices the things Olivia doesn't volunteer-the way she avoids certain questions, the tension she carries, the boundaries she never explains. What starts as shared space and quiet conversations turns into something slower, built on trust rather than urgency.