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My Mr Perfect, Imperfect
Sapphire narrated.
"I couldn't do this as a child because they told me it was too dangerous. Jade muttered.
"Try it now then, let's see if you'll break a bone since you're an old man now." Sapphire joked as she stood up.
Jade grabbed her by the shirt pulling himself up too as they skated to the same direction.
Sapphire fell at every attempt she made, since it was her first time. The same goes to Jade, but he tried. They watched how the younger kids did it so easily.
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Alpha Loren
After we had returned our skates, we took a sigh of relief. My body ached from all the falls but we both wore wide smiles on our faces as we walked towards Abi's house, chatting away.
He was telling me stories about his life, mostly featuring Luca, and I was nearly in tears laughing.
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Rannigan's Redemption
Chapter 124: Custody Issues
The deceptively bright sun and cloudless blue sky seemed at odds with the brisk cold day. But it made for a perfect afternoon spent skating at Wellman Rink in Central Park. Savannah squealed in delight as she struggled along on her ice skates. She was in no real danger of falling, safely tucked between her father and Maggie who each held a hand. She looked up, and Maggie could see the child's pink cheeks and sparkling eyes.
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Her Human Mate
She seemed pretty eager to get onto the ice as I watched her eyes follow some of the people out there already.
“Have you ever done this before?” I asked standing up.
“Once. There was a lake near my house and one time when it froze over, my cousins and I tried it out. We weren’t that good. I doubt much has changed” she replied with a sheepish smile.
The smile was something different from her usually confident one, more vulnerable.
“Well I’ll help you. My parents used to bring me here all the time. They hoped it would cause me to be social with some of the other kids. It never worked but, I developed a new hobby with skating” I said offering her my hand.
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Christmas Memory
“It’s been... ten years, I guess. A couple of my friends and I went skating after doing some Christmas shopping at the mall—in Carmel, actually.”
Dak nodded, having to know exactly what she was talking about since that was his home town. “I’ve been there many times. Did you have fun then?”
“Noooo.” He laughed, and Memory tried not to so she wouldn’t lose her balance. “I had been a few times before, but that was the first time in a while. And I’d never been good at it. I don’t know. I guess I just don’t have that gene. Anyway, my friends, Rebekkah and Kathryn, were out there twirling around like... Tara Lipinski... and I kept falling and busting my bottom.” She shook her head, remembering how
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Off Camera
He added, his gaze landing on me and Roderigo.
“Crystal,” I muttered.
We hit the ice.
The cold air bit at my face, familiar and grounding.
For the first thirty minutes, it was just drills.
I lost myself in the rhythm.
Skate.
Pass.
Shoot.
Repeat.
My body remembered every edge, every cut.
The scandal headlines had quieted these past week.
The narrative was shifting from troubled prospect to guy turning his life around.
Winning the tournament would bury the rest of it.
Scouts would be there. Global leagues.
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My Bully
Steve said, pulling me towards the middle of the rink.
He let go of my hand and started skating circles around me, while I struggled to keep my balance.
"Come on, baby boy, skate towards me!" Steve called out to me.
With trembling legs, I finally mustered up the courage to skate towards him, my heart pounding in my chest. But as I glided closer, my sweaty palms caused my grip to slip, and I found myself hurtling towards the ice.
In an instant, Steve was there, his reflexes lightning-quick as he caught me by the shoulders, preventing me from crashing down. I looked up at him with gratitude, feeling a sense of safety and security in his strong grip.
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The Forbidden Puck: The Coach's Daughter Is Off Limits
I thought about the honest answer.
"Because it was the thing he could not touch," I said. "Everything else in my life had his influence on it. My school. My activities. My social environment. All of it was inside what he had built." I paused. "The skating was mine. Entirely mine. From the first time I laced up." I looked at my skates by the door. "I named my skates today."
"What did you name them," she said.
"Clara," I said. "After the first student who tried to expose what he built. The one who started all of this from the outside three years ago."
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Short stories (like in haven)
Story Note:
“Room for One More”
is a standalone short from my erotic collectiona mix of intense, sensual, and sometimes forbidden stories that explore the raw edges of desire. Each story introduces new characters, new fantasies, and unapologetically explicit encounters. This particular tale features a taboo dynamic between step-siblings, told with heat, dominance, and no holding back. Reader discretion is advised.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Finding a hockey book that gets beyond the box scores and really gets into what makes a player tick is the whole point. I keep going back to 'The Game' by Ken Dryden. It's not a typical rags-to-riches tale, but a quiet, philosophical look at the mind of a goalie and a dynasty from the inside. It makes you think about the sport in a completely different way. Dryden writes about the pressure, the routine, and the strange reality of being at the center of it all while feeling detached.
If you want pure, raw inspiration, 'The Great One: The Autobiography of Wayne Gretzky' is essential for that reason. It’s less about overcoming staggering adversity and more about the obsessive mindset that created an unmatchable standard. Reading his explanations for his on-ice vision is like getting a masterclass in anticipation. It's inspiring in a cerebral, almost artistic way, rather than a triumphant underdog story. That distinction matters to me.
For a story with more obvious dramatic hurdles, 'The Last Season' by Roy MacGregor, which follows the final year of the fictional 'Timothy' Gordie Howe, draws heavily on real-life arcs of aging legends. It captures the physical toll and the emotional weight of leaving the ice. Those narratives about endurance and legacy, even in a fictionalized account, often hit harder than simple championship chronicles.
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