Crossed Lines
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MatureOngoing1h 59m
Last published Sat, Sep 6, 2025
At a top winter sports school, hockey star Josie and basketball standout Madelyn start to notice each other as more than friends. Both of them being top prospects of their sports, eyes are always on them. Josie doesn't think she's ready for a serious relationship, but Maddy is willing to do anything to have her.
Spicy, wlw, sports romance! :)
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