Josh I’m not the brightest guy. I did well in hockey but not in class. So it’s not surprising that my mom and Katie’s parents convinced me to break up with her back in high school. I thought I was doing the right thing, but when I run into her five years later, she lets me know just how badly I messed up. Things are different now. I’m an established hockey player on the Toronto Blaze, not a draft hopeful, and I have my teammates to help me figure out how to win Katie back. I’ve learned how to fight to get what I want now. And that’s Katie. But when trade rumors start, I might be sidelined before I can convince her that this time, she’s my goal. Katie Josh broke my heart in high school when he ended a two-year relationship by text. Since then I’ve put my education first, and I’m now working on my master’s in math in Toronto. What are the odds I’d run into the guy again in a city of millions? I’m angry with him, but when I find out what our parents did, I’m angrier with them. I agree to be friends, like we were before we started dating. Until those pesky feelings arise, and despite how ordinary I am, he’s pushing for more. I had my life planned out, and I don’t know if getting involved with Josh again will be a mistake that derails my future, or the key to getting everything I want. With school struggles and trade rumors and family disapproval, what’s the right solution to this problem?