Beyond The Boards – Teegan Loy

He grabbed my wrist and pulled me from my chair, almost knocking over a waiter in his haste. We settled the bill and left a tip before speed walking through the parking lot. He unlocked the car doors, and when I finished buckling my seatbelt, he leveled a stare at me that felt like it penetrated my skin and bones. I stared back, wondering what was coming next. My heart was beating so hard I could feel it in my fingertips. Aaron started the car and kept his gaze firmly locked on the road.

He gripped the steering wheel and shifter so tightly I thought he was going to break them off. By the time we arrived at his apartment, sweat trickled down my back and I was having a hard time keeping my breathing under control. He jammed the car in park and ripped the keys from the ignition. “Aaron?”

I said cautiously. He stared at me, pausing with his hand clutching the door handle. “C’mon,” he said in a voice so low it sent shivers all the way down to my shoelaces. I had to jog to keep up with him. In the elevator, we both concentrated on the lighted panel, watching intently as the buttons lit up. When the door opened, he stopped and took a deep breath. “Last chance to back out,” he whispered. I clenched my jaw and breezed by him, heading straight toward his apartment.

The moment my back was to him I heard his breathing stutter and he swore loudly when he couldn’t get his keys out of his pocket. He fumbled with the lock until he looked like he wanted to kick the door down. He finally managed to slide the key in correctly and usher me into his apartment. The second the door closed, he had me pinned against the wall, his dark eyes fixed on my face, clearly watching for my reaction.

“Christ, Aaron,” I gasped, waiting for him to do something, anything. “Are we crossing this line?” “I didn’t know there was a line.” His breath fanned across my face and I wanted him to lick the nerves out of my mouth. “And if there was, I’m pretty sure we erased it at Worlds.” “That was different,” I said. “It doesn’t have to be anything.

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Trademarks: All trademarks are the property of their respective owners. 1kitap1.com/en BEYOND THE BOARDS Trevor Todd has played in the NHL for twelve years. Today he found out Aaron Taylor, his best friend and teammate, announced his retirement from the game without telling him. Trevor is hurt and confused. He’d always thought they’d leave the game together.

His friends helpfully remind him of the choices he’d made when they were rookies. He doesn’t need his friends; he has the nightmares that regularly take him back. They’d hooked up when they were in junior hockey. Trevor fell hard for Aaron but playing for different teams separated them. When Trevor and Aaron are drafted by the same professional team, Trevor is forced to admit he isn’t ready to come out to the world and makes the choice to be friends.

Now Trevor is faced with the reality of losing Aaron and he doesn’t know if he can stop it. 1kitap1.com/en If you knew the outcome, would you change the road traveled? 1kitap1.com/en CONTENTS Chapter 1 Chapter 2 Chapter 3 Chapter 4 Chapter 5 Chapter 6 Chapter 7 Chapter 8 Chapter 9 Chapter 10 Chapter 11 Chapter 12 Chapter 13 Chapter 14 Chapter 15 Chapter 16 Chapter 17 Epilogue About the Author 1kitap1.com/en ONE PRESENT DAY Losing in the Eastern Conference finals meant the end of a long season with a very dissatisfying result.

This was supposed to be our year, but with one wrong move and an unfortunate bounce of the puck, the season came crashing to a bitter end. I woke up nursing a hangover born in the depths of hell. My bones ached, my muscles protested every movement, and my mind wasn’t firing on all cylinders. When I opened my mouth, I realized a sandpit had formed, and I was in desperate need of a drink.

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