Off-Limits
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Last published Wed, Oct 11, 2023
Emeri Johnson's dad is her school's hockey coach. She grew up around hockey her entire life, one downside of being the coach's daughter is that she is strictly OFF LIMITS to all the VERY hot players. This has been a rule since day one, now the boys are like her brother she never had.
Everything changes when a certain tall-haired green-eyed brunette named Jay Sterling joins her school's hockey team.
Jay automatically takes an interest in the short brown-haired girl but is shut down after hearing the coach's number 1 rule. But does that stop Jay from stealing glances at her so often and completely falling in love with her? No, it doesn't Jay just sees this as a challenge.
While Emeri is trying her best to stay away from this god-like boy so she doesn't feel tempted to fall in love with him, Jay is doing everything in his power to get her attention.
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