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Highest rank: #1 in skating
"Ice skating ruined me, Jackson!" I shrieked as fat tears streaked my face. Jackson stormed over to me, seemingly furious with me before he grabbed my face and searched my eyes, searching for...something.
"But it also created you."
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In ice skating, a jump can either make or break you.
Unfortunately for Everly Mason, it broke her. Her career went into a standstill, it became frozen, more so than ice itself. It left her wondering who she is, who she's meant to become. It took the sport she adored away from her, and all it took was that one moment for her to turn her back on the ice, and refuse to ever lay eyes on it again.
But, with some hope and effort, that's all set to change with Jackson Moore. Known to be one of the greatest male skaters in Australia, Jackson is tasked with restoring the most talented female figure skater.
The only problem? The trauma Everly experienced stops her from even looking at the ice, so how is she supposed to get back to her full potential? How can she re-attempt what once broke her?
Can Everly face her fears and accomplish what she failed to do last year? Can she overcome the battles of the ice? And what could Australia's best male skater possibly do to reverse the damage done? And the biggest question of all: can she do it?
Will she shatter the ice, or will the ice shatter her?
College sophomore Natalie Carson is looking for a fresh start. After moving halfway across the country to escape a manipulative ex and troubled family, she expects to know no one, and no one to know her. She expects it all, new friends, new boys, new memories, like something out of the books she writes. What she doesn't expect is to run into someone she hasn't forgotten, after all these years. The one who made her heart race, all those years ago is back, and keen to make it race for him again.
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"I don't deserve you. You're like the type of person people read about, never expecting to find." I start, my fingers beginning to trace his jawline softly.
"Well maybe it's because you wrote me. Because you were waiting to me, I was destined to find my way back to you." He replies, his cool fingers running up my body soothingly. I sniffle another tear, my eyes becoming blurry behind me glasses.
"You were too unforgettable not to write about."
~ The Second Story in the 'Endlessly' Series ~
Highest Rankings: 🏅
#1 - unforgettable
#10 - meant to be
#34 - writer
#1 - family issues
#14 - car crash
#89 - college
#3 - athlete
#2 - friends to lovers
#57 - romance
#4 - injury
#1 - love at first sight
#2 - love life