Off-Limits | Quinn Hughes x OC
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Last published Tue, Jul 7, 2026
Rowan Miller and Jack Hughes have been best friends since they were 8 years old. She's practically part of the family by the time they're 17. They share a birthday and act like it, Rowan being at the Hughes' house more often than her own.
Quinn and Luke get close to her as well, how could they not? She's basically glued to Jack's side any time they go anywhere. But when Quinn gets drafted by the Vancouver Canucks, something shifts between them. He tells her to keep in touch, and they do.
Rowan goes from being a background character in Quinn's life to someone he tells everything to and texts anytime he has a break. No lines are crossed, nothing is named, but they grow closer.
Quinn made a promise to Jack when they were younger, thinking it a joke at the time, that Rowan was off-limits. Can Quinn keep that promise, or will his newfound foundation crumble beneath him?
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"God. The way she looks at me sometimes... like I'm something worth wanting."
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