Rozanov Stories

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

AU oneshots where Ilya has Type 1 Diabetes.

Two hockey rivals. One tiny girl. Zero chill. When MHL enemies-to-lovers legends Shane Hollander and Ilya Rozanov become dads to Lillian Jane Rozanov-Hollander, they assume one thing: She's going to dominate hockey. Obviously. Before she can hold her own head up, she has custom skates. Before she can talk, they're arguing whether she'll represent Canada or Russia. (USA was eliminated immediately.) Every milestone becomes a competition. Every smile is contested. Every nap is tactical. But Lili has other plans. Instead of slapshots and body checks, she falls in love with edges, music, and ice dance. Now Shane is memorizing figure skating scoring breakdowns at 3AM. Ilya is screaming in the stands about artistry and insisting she "cannot be boring like Dada." And both of them are learning that raising a daughter might be harder than winning a championship. This is a story about: • competitive dads who love too hard • tiny skates and big drama • locker room chaos • rink-side arguments • international identity crises • and one girl who was never going to be ordinary Because she didn't grow up in a rivalry. She was born in one. And she's about to rewrite it.

Sequel of my first Fan fic Little Bear read that first. Spoilers for the Long Game.

They got home and Shane continued to pull Ilya along, showing him his room and his toys. Eventually the two boys were playing in the living room and Yuna went to start dinner. She had the pasta cooking and the sauce bubbling on the stove when she went to check on them. "You can talk in front of mom," Shane's voice came around the corner and Yuna stopped to listen. "Father says here people don't like how we talk." Ilya's voice was not what Yuna had expected. He clearly had an accent. She suspected English was not the language spoken at home for him, but he didn't stutter or in any way sound unsure when he spoke. He was a good speaker, just with an accent. She hated that he didn't like his voice. "I like how you talk," Shane replied easily. There was a gentle noise of toys being played with. Yuna suspected it was cars from Shane's big tub of toy cars. Yuna snuck back into the kitchen. The two friends were so adorable Yuna could barely stand it. She wanted to burst into giggles in her kitchen, but she managed to contain herself enough to finish making dinner without alarming the children.

Falling into the Heated Rivalry rabbit hole was absolutely not on my 2025 bingo card-but a few Tarlos pages I follow on IG kept posting about Shane and Ilya, and well... here we are. I read Heated Rivalry and The Long Game in three days, loved them to pieces, and couldn't believe how similar the series feels to the actual content and emotional beats of the books. Please enjoy this collection of Hollanov one-shots-and if you have prompt requests, feel free to send them my way!

|Heated Rivalry| Shane x Ilya, Prince x Knight (Royalty AU) ---------------- We never name it. We never even dare. Because princes do not love knights. And knights do not look at princes the way Sir Ilya looks at me. ---------------- (warning sorry for the sloppy ending. Ill fix it eventually.)

Me and my friends wrote a series of one-shots with Alan Arkin's different characters. Some of these are gonna be funny and some of them are gonna be more serious for those who want it... 😉 Some of the characters included are, Captain Yossarian (Catch-22), Lt. Rozanov (The Russians Are Coming, The Russians Are Coming), Jacques Clouseau (Inspector Clouseau), and probably more to come. ----- Also there are four different writers for this book, VM, LM, KB, and M.

Just some lore theorys about Heated Rivalry. (I cant get the books yet, so these will solely be based on the TV series for now.) Will update randomly. Spam if I forget.

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What if the world never knew about Shane Hollander and Ilya Rozanov? No headlines. No interviews. No fans watching their every move. Just silence. And hidden in that silence... a secret. Because what if they had a child no one knew about? This is the story of Shane Hollander and Ilya Rozanov-no longer together, no longer in love, but forever tied by the one thing they can't walk away from: their daughter, Mila. Co-parenting was never going to be easy, especially not for them. Shane runs her world like clockwork-early mornings, balanced meals, strict routines, everything planned down to the minute. Stability, discipline, control. Ilya? He's the complete opposite. Rules don't exist when Mila's with him. Bedtimes get ignored, sweets replace dinner, and every moment turns into an adventure. He doesn't see her often-but when he does, he makes sure she never forgets it. Two parents. Two completely different worlds. And Mila, caught somewhere in between.

She's his coach. He's the best player in the league. And neither of them knows when to stop. Eloise Miller is used to being the smartest person in the room. As the assistant coach of the Boston Raiders, she built her career on discipline, control, and never crossing the line. Ilya Rozanov lives to break rules. He's talented, untouchable, and has the biggest ego in hockey-and now, he's set his sights on her. What starts as sharp words and constant clashes turns into something far more dangerous, a game neither of them is willing to lose. Until one night changes everything. It was supposed to mean nothing. No strings. No consequences. But Ilya doesn't let go of what he wants-and the more Eloise resists, the harder he chases. Because in a world where careers are on the line, crossing the line isn't just risky... It might be impossible to come back from.

October 2016 - Ilya scrolls through Instagram and sees a picture of Shane and Arthur from the Biodome in Montreal. He draws the wrong conclusions. July 2017 - Yuna and David are talking in their cottage after David walked in on Ilya and Shane. August 2014 - Shane tries to distract himself from thoughts of Ilya and picks up another man while on vacation in Mexico with his teammates.

A collection of all my Hollanov one-shots!

What if Shane Hollander and Ilya Rozanov never happened? What if there was no stolen glances across ice rinks, no quiet tension behind closed doors, no story the world was never supposed to see? Ilya Rozanov leaves hockey the way people leave dreams they can't carry anymore-suddenly, but like it was always coming. No drama. No final speech. Just silence where his career used to be. He goes back to Russia, back to everything already written for him before he ever had a choice. And there, life moves fast. He marries Svetlana. Perfect on paper. Always has been. The kind of woman who fits into every room she enters, the kind of name that already belongs next to his. Her father is a government minister. Their marriage isn't just love-it's alignment. Strategy. Legacy. Power wrapped in gold and expectations. They become the couple. The hockey star who became a national icon. The minister's daughter who never steps out of line. Cameras love them. Headlines praise them. The world calls them flawless. And they are. At least, that's what it looks like. They have a daughter not long after. She is everything they were always supposed to create-soft but controlled, graceful in a way that feels almost unnatural. A ballerina in training before she even understands childhood properly. She learns discipline before she learns freedom. She smiles when she's told. She bows when she's expected to. She becomes a vision of perfection in motion. Everyone says she is lucky. Everyone says they are perfect. But perfection is loud in public and painfully quiet in private. And behind the closed doors of a life that looks like a fairytale from the outside, Ilya Rozanov is something no one talks about. A man who used to be someone else. A man who chose the life everyone said he should want.

Luther Schröter, a young prospect from Germany, arrived in Montreal speaking barely a word of English with no translator, thanks to his father, and a learning disability. In the middle of it all, during his rookie season, he found an unexpected connection that turned into something deeper, drawing him into a relationship with both a teammate and a rival.

Sienna Marie Laurent has spent her whole life moving from one foster home to the next, learning that trust is dangerous and home is just a word. At sixteen, she's sharp-tongued, elite at soccer, and not about to let anyone get close-especially two strangers who suddenly decide they want her. Shane Hollander is calm, patient, and determined. A Japanese-Canadian professional hockey player, he's seen his fair share of challenges-but nothing could prepare him for a stubborn French teen who refuses to let anyone in. When he sets his mind on adopting Sienna, there's no turning back. Ilya Rozanov is tall, intimidating, and completely uninterested in children-until Shane insists. A Russian hockey star with piercing blue eyes and a personality that clashes with Sienna's at every turn, he's only here for Shane. But Sienna's attitude sparks something in him he doesn't want to admit. Thrown together by fate, forced into a world they didn't choose, Sienna must navigate the impossible: new families, icy stares, and hearts she didn't know she was about to break. Will she find a home with the people who refuse to leave her side? Or will her walls be too high for anyone to climb?

Ilya wanted to go home. Instead he asked the bartender for another horrible vodka. Ilya sipped it more slowly. His stomach was still digesting dinner, but even so he knew this should really be his last drink. He was starting to feel the effects. Not wanting to sit still anymore, Ilya moved away from the bar. Walking around the room without a real destination in mind and soon found himself face to face with red hair, curves and freckles. "I saw you watching me," the redhead said. This was the problem with gay bars: too many straight women. The guys hit on him. The woman hit on him. It was a burden being his hot in a place like this. Everyone wanted him. Such a chore. Ilya just wanted his couch.

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Olivia Forrest is thirteen, perceptive, and used to living a normal life in Melbourne, Australia-until everything changes. When her older sister starts dating Hudson Williams, the star of the hit show Heated Rivalry, Liv is suddenly exposed to a world she's only ever seen on screens. What begins as occasional visits to set quickly turns into something bigger when Hudson sees something in her-an effortless, natural presence-and encourages her to audition for the role of Isabella Hollander-Rozanov, his on-screen daughter in season two. She lands the role, and just like that, Liv's life splits in two. On set, she finds herself working closely with Hudson and co-star Connor Storrie, learning fast and trying to keep up in an industry that doesn't slow down for anyone-especially not a thirteen-year-old. At first, it's exciting: filming scenes, bonding between takes, and seeing herself on screen. But as the show grows, so does the pressure. Recognition, online attention, and constant expectations begin to creep into every part of her life. What no one tells Liv is how quickly it can turn. Friendships back home start to fade, school becomes complicated, and the line between her real life and her on-screen persona begins to blur. On set, things aren't always as perfect as they seem either-there are unspoken tensions, hidden struggles, and moments that make Liv question who she can actually trust. Because being thirteen is hard. Being thirteen and famous? That's something else entirely.