The Callahans, Harts, Atwoods, and Armers have spent decades tangled together through hockey, family traditions, and friendships that started back at Westbridge University. Their kids grew up side by side, raised more like cousins than family friends, sharing everything from vacations to late-night bonfires after hockey games. Delaney Callahan and Khai Hart were always at the center of it all best friends who spent years teasing, arguing, and pretending they didn’t care too much about each other. But senior year changes everything. As graduation, college decisions, and hockey scouts begin pulling their futures in different directions, Delaney starts noticing the way Khai waits for her after class, the way he watches every guy she talks to, and how no girl he dates ever seems to last long. Meanwhile, Khai can’t ignore the fact that the one person who’s always felt like home is suddenly the only girl he can’t stop thinking about. What starts as friendship slowly turns into something deeper, risking the one thing both of them are terrified to lose the families that have always tied them together.