Absolutely Not in Love (Sweater Weather, #7; Appies, #2)

by Jenny Proctor

“Have you ever noticed the cello part in Pachebel’s Canon?”

“It’s the same eight notes played over and over again.”

i hate that song.

She might have friends or family close by where she could stay, but I’ll have to at least offer to put her up in an Airbnb. She could always stay at my place—I have a guest room she’s welcome to—but I have a feeling she wouldn’t be comfortable with that particular arrangement.

Its the law bro

I don’t know exactly what minor-league hockey players make, but it’s not enough to afford a place like this. He mentioned a lot of the guys have side hustles, which I believe. But my rent is not high enough to pay for this place, and I’m the only other tenant. He’s got to have another source of income. Family money, maybe?

AHL players make $65,000 to $100,000 a year

“I don’t want to be presumptuous. And I’m more than happy to pay for a hotel if you aren’t comfortable with the idea and you don’t have anywhere else to stay. But…I do have a guest room.” His gaze drops to the floor for a beat, his expression sheepish. “You’re welcome to it,” he says.

Its literally the law for your landlord to provide accommodation for you. That doesnt mean the landlords place that they currently live at. It means a hotel. KNOW YOUR RIGHTS!!!!!

hockey stud

Stud means something different in the world of sports

It’s after eleven p.m., late enough that it would be normal for Felix to already be asleep,

*laughs in hockey*

Not yet, but only because he hasn’t had any home games, and I’m not sure we’ve reached

That's weird. It's hockey season and it's been about a month or so and not a single home game? What is this league?

“But Flint is important, and if they give him a free room, the next time he’s in town, he’ll stay with them and bring them all kinds of positive press and more business. Crazy, right? That it’s the celebrities who get all the free stuff when they’re the ones who can actually afford to pay for it.”

Host families sis. They stay with host families.