#Chapter 83: A Losing Game

The hockey rink at Crystal Falls buzzed with an electrifying energy. There was something about hockey games that brought out a different side to people, and witnessing two top schools compete made it even more powerful. As I made my way up the bleachers, the shouts and cheers of the crowd filled the space in the chilly air. I had told Lucas I wouldn't make it to the game today, but a part of me knew I should be here for him, just like he had been there for me countless times. Even though I was upset with him, I still wanted to support him. But I didn't want Lucas to know I was here, so I decided on a spot at the top of the stands where I could watch the game in secret. It gave me the perfect vantage point of the players and ice below. Currently, my emotions were in a tangled mess of nervousness, confusion, and anger. The Dragons were up against the popular Warriors, a team known for their strong defense and impressive teamwork skills. If they won this game,