Lets Play Hockey
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Seventeen year old Hockey player Felix Bently wants nothing more than to play Hockey. And then it gets rough. Felix is good at hockey. Great at it. And skipping senior year to move on to the big leagues might be his ticket. Only, it's not so easy. Everyone wants him, and all Felix wants is to play hockey without the press and pressure.
Started 10-3-19
Finished 1-30-20
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