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The woman had her hair tucked under a knit hat, and her eyes were actually kind. She looked at the boys first and said something that made the taller one roll his eyes, but at least he stopped grinning like a cartoon villain.
Then she crouched down eye level.
"You are cold," she said.
"I'm fine," Shane said. His teeth betrayed him with a chatter.
She unwound her scarf from her own neck and wrapped it around his.
Eight-year-old Shane goes to a hockey camp in Moscow, becomes a victim to language barrier, and gets rescued by a woman who gives him her scarf and tells him snow angels are real.
Eighteen years later, Ilya finds out his mother had already met the love of his life.
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04 Mar 2026
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Shane Hollander was a promising high school hockey star when Ilya Rozanov, his first love, was suddenly forced to return to Russia. Heartbroken, Shane threw himself into his career, rising to professional stardom while leaving the past behind—or so he thought.
Years later, their paths cross again.
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04 Mar 2026
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When Shane gets injured during one of their games, Ilya overreacts ever so slightly. Maybe they mean more to each other than they originally thought?
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It doesn't take a cottage for a love confession, just the possibility of a brain injury.
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04 Mar 2026
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When Ilya says his first name, Shane freaks out. Ilya is terrified to lose him, so he sends a text.
An insight inside their heads in the hours and days following this scene, and what would have happened if they actually had decent communicating skills (but not to much).
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03 Mar 2026
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After their first time, Ilya decides he is not nearly stupid enough to let go of someone like Shane Hollander now that he has him.
(ft. the forehead kiss)
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25 Feb 2026