Maya Alvarez has never lived a soft life. At seventeen, she balances school, late-night shifts at the town ice rink, and elite figure skating training she can barely afford. Her father — a powerful Rosewood businessman — abandoned her before she was born. She doesn’t know his name. Doesn’t care. Maya only lives to protect her mom and her 14-year-old little brother Ryan — whose new dream is to play hockey, an expense she absolutely cannot cover. She is discipline, survival, and quiet fire — with no time for luxury, popularity, or romance.