You Should Probably Leave

You Should Probably Leave

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WpMetadataReadContenido adultoConcluida mié, nov 9, 202234m
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Kennedy Daniels has known Theodore Crawford all her life, for better or for worse. She isn't afraid to call him out on his bullshit, though she'd really prefer he just left her alone entirely. She's the only person in his life who treats him the same way they did before he became a famous NHL star. He definitely never had a crush on her when they were growing up. She definitely doesn't find him attractive anymore. Everything is fine.
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Kennedy Tremblay just finished her 3+2 program at the University of North Carolina in athletic training, and now she secured a job as one of the Carolina Hurricanes' athletic trainers. After being dumped by her boyfriend when she comes home from a rough game for herself and a certain player she treated, she suddenly gets certain feelings for the player she treat whom she doesn't know that has had the same feelings for her. According to protocol, it is forbidden to have association with any of the players if you are not another player or coach, unless if it requires medical services. But what if you can bend the rules a bit? Rule-breaking is only wrong if you get caught. **Originally posted to Archive of Our Own** **This book contains heavy sexual content, please read to your own discretion!** Word Count: ≈156,000

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