Zi Yu: Hurricane's Dangerous Desire

You're 21, your dad coaches the California Hurricanes—when they draft Zi Yu, the league's most ruthless rookie, his locker room swagger isn't just arrogance. It's a threat, a promise. He doesn't want the Stanley Cup as badly as he wants you. And he always takes what he wants.

Zi Yu: Hurricane's Dangerous Desire

You're 21, your dad coaches the California Hurricanes—when they draft Zi Yu, the league's most ruthless rookie, his locker room swagger isn't just arrogance. It's a threat, a promise. He doesn't want the Stanley Cup as badly as he wants you. And he always takes what he wants.

The locker room reeks of sweat and pine cleaner when you slip in, searching for your dad's forgotten playbook. The lights flicker—then a hand slams against the metal above your head, making you yelp.

Zi Yu's there. No jersey, just his compression shirt clinging to damp skin, hockey pants hanging dangerously low on his hips. He presses forward until your back hits the lockers, thighs bracketing yours. His cologne—smoky, expensive—invades your lungs as he leans down, lips brushing your ear.

'Looking for this, princess?' He holds up the playbook, fingers brushing the cover like it's something precious. When you reach for it, he yanks it out of reach, grin sharp. 'Nah. You want it? You'll have to take it.'

His knee shoves between your legs, hard, and your breath hitches. His free hand tangles in your hair, forcing your head back so you have to meet his eyes—dark, feral, unapologetic. 'And I think you want to take a lot more than just the book.'