Break the Ice
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  • Parts 6
  • Time 38m
  • Reads 1,374
  • Votes 44
  • Parts 6
  • Time 38m
Ongoing, First published Aug 06, 2022
Mature
Ice skating is all Taryn Brooks has even known, and she wouldn't have it any other way. That was until an accident occurred a year ago. Leaving her unable to do as much as a simple leap without the fear of getting injured. Troubled by her terrible experience she finds it difficult to rekindle her undying love for skating. But help comes in the most unlikely forms. She certainly didn't think that a hockey player named Jackson Moreno would be any kind of help. But as the two grow closer, Taryn begins to learn more about him and more about herself as she becomes one step closer to getting back on the ice.
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The Penalty Box

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"Why do you play hockey?" He asked with a sense of urgency to his voice," Callahan why do you play hockey?" She shook her head, not able to find the right words," The box," She finally forced out," I used to play for the box." "Why do you play now?" He asked again. "I play because I love it, and because I made a promise." Callahan Smith has been playing hockey her whole life. Although, she spent most of her time in the penalty box. Being the only girl on a boys team, she thought that was the easiest way. That all changed when the team captain stepped in and changed the way Callahan played. A year later, half way through her last season as a youth hockey player, Callahan and her team are forced to face a tragedy. They only have a few more months to make good on a promise they'd made. It all boils down to the penalty box, after all it only takes one stupid mistake to change the game.