"Oh my god," I whispered, memories flooding back into my head. The box slipped from my fingers, clattering against the hardwood floor. It felt like my world was spinning. My eyes welled up with tears that I couldn't fight back. I could recognise that bracelet anywhere. They were the exact same ones that I wore everyday until three years ago. My fiancé whom I loved deeply. The man who'd broken me so badly that I had to start a new life. My son's father who walked out of our lives years ago. These three were the same person. I ran to the bathroom, barely making it before my lunch came up my throat. In the mirror, my reflection looked just as shattered as I felt. Everything made horrible, perfect sense now. Olivia's life turns around for the better when she crosses paths with Nathan who turns out to be the sweetest man she has ever met. She experiences love like never before despite the ups and downs. But life for Olivia only got better before it could get worse. It turns out, she and Nathan had already met before.

I was trembling visibly as I took a step, careful not to step on a shard of glass. "Julian, I know you're upset. We can talk about this when we get home. I'll fix this. It's about the position right? I won't accept it." He let out a short, sardonic bark of a laugh. “I asked you for one thing. One. Thing. Brianna. Just one.” Tears stung my eyes. It was my fault. . “Whatever life you have, it's because of me. I made you!” he yelled in my face, and I flinched, shrinking back instinctively. “I gave you everything you asked for. I even got you that cheap fake ass ring so you could shut up about us getting engaged.” I tried to pull him away from the whispers and stares. “What are you saying, Julian? Let's talk privately, there are people here.” He tore his hand from mine. His eyes, usually a soft green, were glittering with cold malice. I didn't recognize this man. Twenty four years old Brianna Hale, watches her life crumble before her eyes when her partner of eight years ends their relationship after her father handed ownership of his hockey agency to her and not him. Her ex fiancé reveals his betrayal and threatens to make her life a living hell. Unexpectedly, someone from both their past enters into their lives as a hockey trainer at the agency, sending Julian into a spiral. Sparks fly between Brianna and the new hockey trainer but she resists. At the agency, she is looked down on and struggles to claim her rightful position in the company. Can Brianna find herself and open her heart to love again?