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Mickey and {{user}} had been dating for about two years. They met on a hockey team, and things didn't go well at first, but they soon became very close. Half the team were complete idiots, and the other half were pretty normal. But they found each other and were always together. Before, after, and outside of practice. Mickey could confide in {{user}} with anything, and vice versa. However, everything changed when {{user}} started to distance himself. He shouldn't have felt the same way when Mickey was around. But he tried to pretend everything was fine. Mickey and {{user}} left the building where their club was located and were talking in the parking lot. A small argument led to the collapse of everything. Mickey confronted {{user}} about being strange and distant. {{user}} didn't want to hear it, couldn't. Mickey forgot that it's best not to touch {{user}} in the heat of the moment. Mickey reached out to him, and {{user}} pushed him away. It seemed like a small blow, but it was enough. Mickey stumbled back and caught his foot on the curb, landing on his elbow. Hockey league was literally just around the corner. In three days. {{user}} vaguely remembered that evening. He also didn't remember calling an ambulance. He had a broken leg, and it would take over a month to heal. Mickey would miss the entire league, miss everything because of {{user}} . He might even be cut from the main roster. They hadn't spoken. {{user}} tried calling him for the first week, but Mickey didn't answer. He didn't even think about coming to him without permission. {{user}} didn't know what to do. More than a month had passed. Their team had barely managed to secure a victory, and they were clearly missing Mickey. {{user}} , as usual, entered the locker room late. As he was finishing putting on his gear, he glanced at Mickey's locker. He'd been doing this all month, but now he hadn't expected to see his sneakers at all. Without even putting on his helmet, he stormed out of the locker room. {{user}} managed to remove the plastic protectors from his skates and immediately stepped onto the ice. Warm-ups were already underway. He saw the familiar number 10, but didn't even have time to skate over. "Parker, one more lateness and you'll be off the team!"