Jurajslafkovsky Stories

Suzaine didn't come to Montreal for the hockey. A college student on a full-ride scholarship , she's more interested in quiet libraries and muted aesthetics than Stanley Cup trophies. But when a chance encounter at the glass with Juraj Slafkovsky leads to a traded protein bar and a lopsided grin, her "realistic" world starts to feel a lot more like a daydream. In a city screaming for a win, can a girl who values quiet find a safe space with the boy everyone is watching?

Who says boys and girls can't just be friends? Juraj Slafkovsky and Ivana Mrázik have always believed in it. Childhood friends from Slovakia, they grew up side by side-neighbors, partners in mischief, and constants in each other's lives. Their bond was unbreakable. But everything changed when Juraj was drafted to the NHL and had to move to Montreal, Canada. Not long after, Ivana followed-pursuing her studies and a new chapter of life. Now reunited in Montreal, they live together in a luxurious apartment, sharing their days like they used to. But something's different. As the past and present blur, could something deeper than friendship begin to grow between them?

Girls were never supposed to play hockey. That's what they said. Shiloh Martinez hated people who thought that way. She proved them wrong when she was drafted into the NHL at just eighteen. Now she plays for Toronto - Montreal's sworn enemy. She always believed she had no time for love. Hockey was all that mattered. But she was wrong.

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Who said being a hockey player's little sister was easy? Norah, 18, is the younger sister of Kaiden Guhle. The two have shared a close bond since childhood. When Kaiden moved to Montreal to play for the Canadiens, Norah followed-despite their whole family still living in Alberta. They live in separate apartments, but they're often together. Norah is sociable, open-minded, and completely unfazed by social anxiety. A few of the Habs players flirt with her, and she plays along, though it's never anything serious. But when a new rookie arrives from Russia, brought in to help carry Montreal through its latest challenges, fate puts Norah directly in his path.

Who says girls can't be just as tough as guys? Cassidy Faith, 19, is the explosive rookie on Montreal's team La Victoire. Small in size but fierce in spirit, she's known as the team's enforcer - the one who makes her teammates feel ten feet tall every time she hits the ice. Over on the Montreal Canadiens, that same role belongs to 23-year-old Kaiden Guhle - calm, strong, and respected. But everything changes when La Victoire is invited to join the Habs' annual skills competition. Two leaders. Two fiery tempers. One rink. When rivalry turns into something far more complicated, who comes out on top - and what lines will be crossed both on and off the ice?

Who said girls don't know how to play hockey? Keira Novák is an 18-year-old Slovak hockey prodigy with a bright future ahead of her in the sport. She was the first girl ever to be drafted into the NHL, thanks to her incredible talent. Keira is currently playing for the Toronto Maple Leafs, the rivals of the Montreal Canadiens. She loves the team and feels comfortable there. But what if complications arose and she was forced to change teams? Everything happens for a reason.

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She was music's newest obsession: the bold voice behind Miss Possessive, the heartbreak anthem of the year. A pop powerhouse with glitter in her lyrics and venom in her smile, she had the industry wrapped around her finger-and a string of famous exes trailing in her wake. He was the NHL's golden boy: Cole Caufield, fast on the ice and faster with a smile. Charming. Determined. Impossible to ignore. When asked about his celebrity crush during a locker room interview, he didn't hesitate. He said her name. Now, the pop world and hockey fandoms collide when a viral clip brings them face to face. She thinks he's just another guy looking to ride the wave of her fame. He thinks she's everything no one else has taken the time to understand. She's used to writing songs about boys who break her heart. He wants to be the one who never gives her a reason to. But when your entire life is on stage, and your exes are all chart-toppers, falling for someone new isn't just risky-it's headline-worthy. He called her his crush. She wrote a song about it. Now the game's on.