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The Vip Box

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last update 公開日: 2026-05-05 16:22:37

Evans’s POV

The Boston arena was vibrating with the deafening roar of fifteen thousand fans.

It was the Frozen Four National Championship. We were playing Denver University, the reigning champions. The energy in the locker room was thick enough to cut with a skate blade.

I sat at my stall, taping the blade of my stick, my jaw locked. My phone buzzed in my bag.

I pulled it out and read Tamine’s text. I crushed the grid. Your turn. Win the Frozen Four.

A fierce, incredibly proud smile broke acros
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