It's a Love/Skate Relationship Quotes

“I ignore it, Charlie. I'm a pacifist." He musters a slight shrug.
"Yeah? Cool. I'm not." Without much concern for my own well-being, I stride up to Gavin Davis, grip him from behind, and slam his broad back against the nearest locker, holding him there with my forearm across his beefy neck.”
― Carli J. Corson, It's a Love/Skate Relationship

“Okay, so I'm beyond shitty at math, but even I can't screw up this equation currently ripping me in half: the Blizzard's hockey rink seats about 2,400 spectators, which means there are roughly 1,200 people cheering for me to score . . . and 1,200 people screaming for me to choke.”
― Carli J. Corson, It's a Love/Skate Relationship

“In my dreams, I go viral for sinking a sick trick shot or delivering a brilliant body check.
Instead, I'm Hockey Rocky—but, like, the one where he blows the big match at the end.”
― Carli J. Corson, It's a Love/Skate Relationship

“Alexa emits a sad but fond chuckle and once again reaches over to gently slip her hand into mine,
When she lets go, I can't help but wish she didn't.”
― Carli J. Corson, It's a Love/Skate Relationship

“We clap and cheer as the couple shares their first married kiss. Then they head back up the aisle and Alexa leans in. "Are you ready to hora?"
I frown. "What did you just call me?”
― Carli J. Corson, It's a Love/Skate Relationship

“Well. You clean up nicely." Geri's black gown sports a fierce cape billowing behind her as she struts beside us.
"Thanks, Coach. Dope dress. You look hot." Oh. There's an adjective. Maybe not the one I was going for, though . . . and I frantically backpedal. "For a mom, I mean. Like a hot mom."
Alexa side-eyes me and only half muffles her giggle.
Amusement dances on Geri's expression. "Why, thank you, Charlie.”
― Carli J. Corson, It's a Love/Skate Relationship

“The boldest little girl places her fists on her hips and sneers up at me. "You're too big to be a ballerina."
My arms cross over my chest. "Yeah? Well you're too small to ride the really fun roller coasters."
She sticks her tongue out at me.
I stick mine out right back.”
― Carli J. Corson, It's a Love/Skate Relationship