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July 19 - July 20, 2025
“Well, I’m Reed Darling. Now the stranger has a name.” “You could still be a danger, Reed Darling.” “I promise I’m not a danger to you.”
“Only when my damsel-in-distress radar goes off.” “Oh, and I suppose that makes you Prince Charming?” “Sorry, princess, but I’m definitely no prince.”
“But you have a good night, Sunshine. I hope I proved to you not all hockey players are pigs.”
STOP-
“You okay there, Sunshine?”
“So, is there a reason we’re beating up a brand-new 2024 Ford Mustang?” “We?” “I mean, I haven’t done anything yet, but I’ve got a couple of hockey sticks in my truck if you want to do some real damage?” “You’re going to help me beat up a car?” “It pretty much goes against my religion, but you clearly need the help . . .”
Banter 10/10
“I’m not letting you get an Uber alone,” Reed said. “Any psycho could be picking you up.” “I heard you’re the resident psycho around here.”
It never really bothered me that everyone else seemed to think it, but Violet made me care.
“Guess I’ll just have to keep proving to you I’m not like all the other hockey guys.”
“What can I say?” I slowly turned and smiled up at Reed. “I guess I’ve finally found the kind of hockey player whose jersey I want to wear.”
RAHHHH
“Well, you don’t scare me, Reed Darling.” “Good,” he said. “You’re the last person I’d ever want to scare.”
“You really do look beautiful tonight, Sunshine. I’m glad you’re here with me.”
“Hey,” he said when I reached him. “I’m glad you’re back. I’ve been wanting to show my girlfriend off.”
“You’re Reed’s girl,” he replied. “That makes you family.”
Awe
“Despite what everyone says, I’m not some player. There’s only one girl I care about, and she’s standing right in front of me
