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Trinity Elliott

The Captain

Y/N is the captain of the Panthers hockey team at Seoul University. She runs her team fiercely and aggressively. Since taking over as captain, the team has remained undefeated. That is until a new transfer student, Jeon Jungkook join the team. He’s defiant and reluctant to follow under Y/N’s leadership an adamant to do things on his own. Until he’s faced with the full force of the team who backs up the captain. When his first game with the team gives him a new sense of begrudging respect for the female captain and a new drive to get closer to her. Will new feelings start to develop? Or will her team stop him short?

Under the eclipse

Y/N is the only female alpha in existence. Left without a pack and believed to be destined to be without a mate, she lives as a lone wolf hybrid. But what happens when one hunt during a eclipse turns into a chance run in with another pack, Bangtan? Said to be run by an emotionless alpha who doesn’t believe in fated mates, Min Yoongi. When their eyes meet the pull of a mate bond is instantaneously. But Y/N being a alpha, a female at that, goes against everything their world knows. Will the two alphas try to make it work? Or will pride of being an alpha get in the way of their destiny and the pull of the mate bond?

Play date?

Y/N has a 3 year old daughter, Haneul. Living as a single mother in a two bedroom apartment in Seoul. Y/N is the Attending Resident Doctor of the trauma floor at Medical City Seoul emergency room. Every morning, Y/N drives her daughter to Little Stars Daycare. What should’ve been a routine pick up after a long shift quickly turns into an adorable tangle of toddler limbs as her daughter clings to a little boy, Minjun. His father, Min Yoongi. A successful CEO of Min industries, and a single father and a stoic and fierce businessman with a big soft spot for his son. Attempts the cute tug of war trying to untangle your children from each other. Your children are adamant to stay together, claiming each other as siblings now. Trying to find a compromise amongst your children appears harder than it should be.