Her Billionaire Daddies – Ruby Hayes

Twitter mentions. Text messages from Griffin and Mason. The kind of digital chaos that only happens when something goes spectacularly wrong in professional sports. I’m in bed, but sleep hasn’t been coming easily—not since I started seeing Callie Brooks in a different light. I haven’t leaned on her for anything, but the more I try to keep my distance, the stronger the pull becomes. I grab my phone and start scrolling through alerts, my stomach sinking with each headline.

Fuck. I pull up the game footage on my phone. It starts innocuously enough, a clean check along the boards during the third period. But then words are exchanged. Gloves come off. What should have been a routine scuffle escalates when Jason Miller decides to play hero and jumps into a fight that wasn’t his. The kid he targets is nineteen years old, barely out of junior hockey.

When Miller’s elbow connects with his temple, the rookie goes down hard. The video has already gone viral. Comments range from outraged to bloodthirsty, with the usual suspects calling for everything from suspensions to criminal charges. But it’s the trending hashtag that makes my jaw clench: #BladeKingsThugs. Three years of brand management have been destroyed by thirty seconds of poor judgment.

My phone buzzes with an incoming call. It’s Griffin. “You see it?” he asks without preamble. “Just watched the footage. How bad is the kid?” “Concussion protocol. He’s conscious, but they’re keeping him overnight for observation.” “And Miller?” “He’s been suspended pending league review. Could be looking at twenty games, maybe more if they decide to make an example.” I lean back against my headboard, running scenarios in my head. “Miller’s suspension is the least of our problems. The real issue is the narrative, that we’re a dirty team that tolerates cheap shots and headhunting.

We need to get ahead of this,” I say. “I’m already working on it. I’ve got calls scheduled with the league office first thing tomorrow, and legal is preparing a statement. But we’re going to need more than damage control.” “What do you mean?” “I mean, we need a full-court press.

Callie – One Year Later 29. Sneak Peek – Her Hat Trick Daddies Prologue + Chapter 1 30. Ruby’s Bookshelf OceanofPDF.com Forbidden isn’t dangerous. It’s exactly what makes your body scream for more. OceanofPDF.com Chapter 1 Callie I THINK I MISS him. Or maybe I don’t. Either way, stalking my ex on social media leads me to an old video he sent back when we were still in the blissful honeymoon phase—him grinning behind the wheel, bragging about driving three hours just to sneak into my dorm room because he “couldn’t go another weekend without me.”

“Ugh. I’m delusional,” I groan, pressing my feet deeper into the mattress and clenching my thighs, desperate for even the tiniest scrap of friction to soothe the ache throbbing low in my core. I should’ve deleted every single reminder of him after he broke up with me over text, but I couldn’t bring myself to.

Maybe I was in denial. Hell, maybe I still am. I mean… I thought we were endgame. I was convinced we would get married a year after college and have the most beautiful babies. Yet, here I am, two glasses of wine deep, a tub of cookie-dough ice cream in hand, eyes glued to the video on the screen, tracing every ridge of his rock-hard abs and the unmistakable outline of his impressive dick straining against those gray sweats. “Wish you were here,” he said, gripping his length through the fabric, that cocky smirk daring me to do something about it.

Yup, it’s a thirst trap. A whole damn dehydration crisis. And I’m a stranded woman in a desert, staring at the only oasis in sight. Kicking the blanket off, I reach down with one hand, memories of one too many nights making me desperate with need. My hand slips under my shorts, and my grip on my phone loosens as my back arches off the bed. As my middle finger dips lower, my phone shrills, scaring the shit out of me.

But it’s only Amelia, my best friend, interrupting my moment of deliciously bad decisions. I roll my eyes before answering the video call, and her face fills the screen immediately. “Hey!” she gushes. “I’m sorry I couldn’t call you earlier.

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