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Seattle Arrival

Author: Sommy Writes
last update publish date: 2026-07-05 17:24:11

The wheels of the medical transport plane hit the tarmac at the private airfield in Seattle with a heavy, mechanical shudder.

​I unbuckled my safety strap immediately and stood up.

Rhys was already on his feet, holding his equipment bag in his left hand while keeping his right leg balanced to protect the graft. The flight technicians opened the main cabin door, and the cold Washington air entered the aircraft.

​"The transport vehicle is waiting at the bottom of the steps," I said, checking my
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    Rhys did not move from the doorway of the server room. He stood perfectly still, his massive frame blocking the only exit from the small space. His face was a mask of cold, absolute determination. He did not look at the glowing monitors or the server racks. His eyes remained locked on Marcus’s hand, which was hovering inches from my tablet.​"Keller, you are suspended," Marcus said, his voice dropping into a defensive tone. He took a step back, his shoulders hitting the hard edge of the server rack. "You are not allowed on this property. If I press this panic button, the security team will have you in custody within two minutes. You will be arrested for trespass."​"Press it," Rhys said. He did not raise his voice. He walked forward, his stride deliberate, steady, and perfectly balanced. He did not show any physical weakness in his right knee. He stopped when he was less than an inch from Marcus, his chest pressing directly against the other player's chest, physically dominating the s

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    The text message remained active on my screen, its black letters cutting through the short-lived victory of our decision.​I know about the video. If you register that marriage, the footage of Marcus Vance in Chicago will be deleted from the server permanently.​Rhys’s hand stayed locked around my waist, his grip turning rigid as he read the threat over my shoulder. The physical warmth of his body did not fade, but his breathing turned sharp and shallow.​"How do they have access?" Rhys asked, his voice dropping into a dangerous, low register. "We locked the server down. We deleted every corporate credential from the Chicago office."​"The master server in Chicago was disconnected," I said, my fingers already flying across my tablet to run a diagnostic trace on our secure cloud backup. "But the file transfer to our local Seattle drive was initiated while we were on the medical transport plane. Someone didn't hack our system. They intercepted the data packet during the airport network

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    The briefing room was configured like a small stadium, with rows of leather seats rising toward a massive digital projection screen. Every player on the Seattle Kraken active roster was already seated when Rhys and I entered through the side door.​The silence was heavy. Fifty pairs of eyes tracked Rhys as he walked down the aisle. He did not limp. He did not show a single ounce of hesitation. He sat in the front row, his massive shoulders square and his face a cold, unreadable mask. I stood at the back of the room near the technical booth, my tablet active to monitor the team’s internal communication grid.​Lars Vance stood at the center podium. His face was pale, and he held a thick legal binder in his hands.​"Listen up," Lars said, his voice cutting through the quiet like a blade. "We received a formal injunction from the league compliance office in New York ten minutes ago. It was filed by Arthur Kendrick's legal team, acting on behalf of the Chicago Iron ownership group."​Marc

  • The Hockey Captain’s Curvy Obsession   The Locker Room Cold War

    The heavy double doors of the media center closed behind us, cutting off the remaining noise of the reporters. The concrete hallway leading to the locker room wing was wide and empty.​Lars Vance walked ahead of us, his leather shoes clicking against the floor. He did not look back as he spoke. "You handled the press, Keller. But the press is the easy part of this transaction. The team is waiting in the main locker room. They have been reading the Chicago headlines all morning. They want to see if their new eighty-million-dollar asset can actually walk."​"I am walking, Lars," Rhys said. He kept his stride perfectly even, matching the General Manager's pace despite the lack of his medical brace.​"Prove it on the ice tomorrow," Lars replied. He stopped at the entrance of the executive elevator. "Your locker is assigned. Your training gear is already in your stall. Miss Miller, your administrative pass is active for the medical wing adjacent to the main rink. Do not enter the player ar

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    The silent playback of the video clip looped on my tablet screen. In the low light of the hotel suite, the digital face of Marcus Vance was unmistakable. He had a look of cold, precise calculation as he stepped away from the pneumatic console, his task completed.​"Rhys," I said. My voice was very quiet, but it cut through the room like a blade. "Do not move. Look at this."​Rhys stopped in the middle of adjusting his tie. He walked back to the kitchen counter, his stride heavy but balanced. He leaned over my shoulder, his large chest pressing against my back as his eyes locked onto the screen.​I watched the muscles in his jaw tighten until they looked like carved stone. The color drained from his face, leaving only a hard, dangerous mask.​"Marcus," Rhys whispered. The name came out of him like a curse. "He was in Chicago on Thursday. The Kraken played the Blackhawks on Wednesday night. He stayed behind for an extra day."​"He had access to the compound," I said, scrolling through t

  • The Hockey Captain’s Curvy Obsession   The Counter Strike

    We checked into the hotel suite under assumed names to avoid the reporters who had already gathered near the main lobby.​The television on the wall of the suite was active. On the screen, Arthur Kendrick's lead attorney stood at a podium in Chicago. The media banner at the bottom of the broadcast displayed a warning: Keller in Breach of Contract.​"Rhys Keller has left his medical compound without franchise authorization," the attorney stated to the row of microphones. "He has rejected the guidance of our elite orthopedic staff. We believe his actions are the result of outside manipulation by an independent contractor. We have filed a formal complaint with the league compliance office to suspend his license."​The broadcast changed, displaying a split-screen image. My professional headshot appeared on the left, next to a photograph of Rhys on the ice. The news anchor began to read a prepared statement from the Chicago front office, calling my medical credentials into question and la

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