Knot A Power Play
I came to Reverie to skate my dream role and forget the alphas who broke something in me.
I should be celebrating—one minute I was just the opening-number girl, the next I’m promoted to a full fairytale princess. Spotlight. Costumes. Magic. Everything I’ve worked for.
Then I step onto the ice… and fate slams into me like a body check.
Their scents hit first. The three alphas who scent-matched with me at prep camp—an impossible, once-in-a-lifetime thing—and then rejected me so fast it felt like a slap. They didn’t just walk away. They pushed. They mocked. They made sure I knew I wasn’t wanted.
Now they’re here. All of them.
Connor, cast as my prince, the alpha I have to touch, trust, and fall into on cue.
Zev, no longer in the show, now coaching high-school hockey nearby like he’s trying to rebuild a life he torched.
Fowler, the ex-NHL star who’s coping by running into burning buildings as a Boston volunteer firefighter—like he’s trying to outrun the wreckage of who he used to be.
The three alphas who once made me feel small now circle around me like they finally understand what they threw away—and their scents still pull at something deep and traitorous inside me even months later.
I came here to shine. To stop letting anyone decide my worth. But when Connor’s hand closes around mine on the ice or Zev lingers at the performance screens like he can’t look away or Fowler’s gaze burns hotter than any fire he charges into… I realize the real danger isn’t them hurting me again. It’s that fate might not be finished with us at all.
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