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Although Carter served as the CEO and provided the financial backing to launch the website, The Playbook was founded by a group of five people. Liam Thompson, Parker Grey, Jack Daniels (yep, that was his real name), Finn, and Carter Beckett were all business partners, fraternity mates, and pals. Years before, they had been initiated into the covert Alpha Pi Tau fraternity, where they went on to initiate the next group of brothers. Only five brothers could ever be a part of the fraternity at once, and new members had to ask them in. Up until Parker was able to set them up with an introduction, they had all assumed the whole thing was a big joke and had turned into a kind of urban legend.

The patrons shrieked and hissed their approval. “...I made the touchdown with seconds to spare and saved the game. The defense line nearly crapped their pants when I came running at them!...” Puck yanked a nymph to the middle of the room, which the patrons had cleared to make an impromptu dance floor. Samael winked at the waitress and began plinking away at the keys, humming . The tune was somehow familiar. I struggled to put a name to the song. “...I barreled past- hey, Parker, look! That crazy dude's playing the piano.”

He knew that once Aurora Greenwood left Khan grounds, Mist would send his men after him. Just as he suspected, not long after Zephyr’s departure, Puck had led a 10-man party to Zephyr’s shack. “The b*stard’s gone!” All he saw as an empty run-down shack, Puck could not help but cursed out loud. “Hunt him down! The b*stard probably escaped into the backwoods, he couldn’t have gotten far! Hunt him down and bring him back, I want to teach this f*cker a lesson!” Puck was absolutely livid over the near-instantaneous loss of 20 rejuvenating pills. “Yes sir!” replied his men as they embarked on their task immediately. Among them, nine men were at a Strength of level six, with one being a level seven

It was quite easy to transform Jane Puckett, scholarship student and chronic coffee drinker, into Jailbird, the mysterious masked dancer in Fantasy Island. The hangover would have to wait. Bills didn't pay themselves.

Unfortunately it had been three decades since anyone had called Pea anything but Pea, and even Call, who had been the man to accept him into the Rangers, couldn’t remember his real first name, though he knew his last name was Parker. Having no wish to embarrass the man, Augustus had written him in as “P. E. Parker, Wrangler.” He had wanted to list him as a blacksmith, since in truth Pea was a superior blacksmith and only an average wrangler, but Pea Eye thought he could sit a horse as well as anyone and didn’t wish to be associated publicly with a lower trade.

“Some of the guys just got back from the hospital. He’s chilling now, but lowkey, Coach… I’m not even shocked. Reynold is full of shit. He always acts untouchable just because his dad is loaded. He treats everyone like trash and thinks he can get away with anything. No cap, the vibes on the team have been so cooked lately. He’s been on a massive power trip.” I nodded, not disagreeing. He was right. Reynold had the worst attitude, and many of the players disliked him, but he was talented on the ice. Derek leaned forward. “But Coach… you won’t believe this.” He lowered his voice. “They said he has no idea how he ended up in the hospital. He can’t remember shit since our game against Buffalo.”

It was impossible. They were hanging over the plexiglass, shaking the boards, and holding up massive, neon poster boards that made my stomach twist into sickening knots. MERCER’S MATTRESS.* *DISTRACTION ON ICE.* And then, the ones that made my throat close up and my eyes burn, the ones scrawled with ugly, jagged letters that spelled out slurs I hadn’t heard since I was a kid in middle school. Every time I touched the puck, a chorus of boos rained down on me, so loud it vibrated right through my helmet and rattled my teeth.

"I don't know what's going on with him. He lost, so now I'm just supposed to stand here and wait until he's ready to acknowledge me?" "Maybe he's just processing. Guys are stupid about emotions." She squeezed my arm. "Want me to stay and be a buffer?" Before I could answer, a voice cut through the noise behind us. "Well, well. If it isn't the princess herself." I turned. A guy I recognized from the Falcons, Kowalski, I think, was swaying in front of me, beer sloshing over his knuckles. His eyes were glassy, his grin ugly. His team had won, and he was celebrating hard.

Just me and the puck and the ice and the thing in my chest that needed to go somewhere. First defender committed. I shifted left, went right. The same move, but faster now. Fueled by something that tasted like metal and felt like drowning. Second defender tried to angle me off. I dropped the puck between my legs, picked it up on the backhand. Third defender – Porter himself. The captain who’d been grinning all night. I looked at his eyes and saw Caleb. Saw my father. Saw every person who’d ever stood between me and the thing I wanted and smiled while they did it. I faked the shot. He dropped. I went around him so close I could hear his breathing.

_*]:min-w-0 gap-3"> Neither of them looked away first. _*]:min-w-0 gap-3"> The puck dropped.