Hudson: My coach wants me to take figure skating lessons so I can gracefully pivot around the net. That's a whole lot of hockey hooey if you ask me. Making matters worse, the class is with my sister's best friend, who I'm convinced hates me after what happened back in high school.

Leah: It's no secret that I'm looking for my very own hockey hero for a happily ever after. When my parents invite my best friend's brother to their anniversary party, they attempt to arrange our marriage. My life goal is not with the goalie, thank you very much.

Hudson: We're faced with something of a Mr. Darcy and Elizabeth Bennet reversal—she said it's her favorite, so I read it. Since she's totally over me and I shouldn't be interested in her, I set her up on a few dates that go sideways, which does not help me shake these newfound feelings.

Leah: As we spend more time together I can't escape the scent of evergreens. Could I still be pining? My family has zero boundaries, and it turns out we don't either because when his lips land on mine, a decade's worth of fireworks explodes between us.

Hate to love might work in romance, but in real life, never. Then why can't we stay away from each other?