Shot Through the Heart (Granite Ice Hockey)

A character from a family of hockey players seeks approval from their father by interning at his sports magazine. When assigned to write a critical piece about his rival team, they discover the catch—they must damage the reputation of players they're beginning to know. Noah Miller, a player on the rival team known for his charm, repeatedly rescues the protagonist from difficult situations. As their chemistry intensifies, the protagonist faces a conflict: pursuing their father's approval through the hit piece or acknowledging their growing connection to Noah. Set in the world of hockey, this romance explores the tension between ambition and unexpected attraction, with a closed-door approach and comedic elements.