Hilaryknight Stories

The CWHL and NWHL are separate professional women's hockey leagues, each with their own teams and power players. Their rivalry occurs off the ice as they battle to be the one true Good Women's Hockey Players' Society (GWHP). Yet when a bigger threat arises with the potential to destroy them both, it is up to them to win as one or lose as two. PG for rude humour and mild action -This is a spin-off of the AAOOOSC! series. This is not part of the series and can be read anytime! -Takes place during April 2016, the offseason of the CWHL and NWHL -Written during the 2017 offseason, so things may be outdated! -Imagine this like a CGI-animated movie (example, Frozen) -No Sidney Crosby included. AAOOOSC! elements are included!

Unknown Number: Hurry the fuck up I'm bored and injured here Will: I'm sorry? Wrong number. _________ Toronto Maple Leafs National Hockey League 2017

Sloane Bennett has been chasing gold since she was sixteen. A silver medal at her first Olympics nearly broke her. A gold at twenty proved she belonged. Now, at twenty-four, the New York Sirens superstar returns to the Olympic stage for the third time-stronger, sharper, and no longer the prodigy people whisper about. She's inevitable. Across the ice, so is he. Jack Hughes has spent his entire life under a spotlight-first overall pick, franchise cornerstone, the golden child of American hockey. But there's only one person who has ever matched him stride for stride. Only one who never looked impressed. Only one who stripped him clean at eleven years old and grinned when he asked for again. Now, for the first time, they wear the same flag. With both Bennett siblings and two Hughes brothers anchoring Team USA, the Olympics become more than a tournament. They become collision. History. Proximity neither of them is prepared for. Between shared family sections, late-night Village conversations, bruised ribs, and unbearable tension that stretches across two gold medal games, longing that began in childhood finally demands to be acknowledged. But gold doesn't make life simple. When the Games end, reality waits: • Media frenzy. • Headlines that write themselves. • Separate leagues. • Separate cities. • Careers that don't slow down for love. And for two people who have spent their lives chasing greatness, the question isn't whether they can win. It's whether they can choose each other without losing themselves. Because some rivalries are built on competition. And some love stories are built on the same word that started everything: Again.

When Alex Morgan falls for the Alex Morgan of hockey