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He was working in a pawn shop in Brighton Beach,
'Til his bosses kicked him out in one of those crushing scenes.What was he to do?
Where was he to go?
He was out on his fanny.So over the bridge from Brooklyn to the Hollander's door,
He was there because of Svetlana, but the father saw more.He had style,
he had flair,
he was there.That’s how he became The Manny!
(A Hollanov/The Nanny AU)
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Chart Our Path by stabthroughme
Fandoms: Heated Rivalry (TV), Game Changers | Heated Rivalry - All Media Types
04 May 2026
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The kiss heard 'round the world after the 2017 Stanley Cup Finals forces Hayden Pike and Cliff Marleau to reconsider the things their hands did in their teen years. What comes of it is a triad of relationships and a gaggle of four kids who have no accessible memories of a life before it was Mom and Dad and MarMar.
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- Part 15 of In The Loonie Bin (Mars' Hollanov Fics)
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"Da, baby tell me, come on tell it. Tell me now– fuck, you feel so—" Ilya groaned. He kept hitting Shane’s prostate perfectly, brutally rutting up against it, his hips hitting the same point. “See? Told you, you love it. You love Ilya Rozanov."
The tradition is simple: one gift per year of his life. Hayden Pike has been Ilya Rozanov's friend long enough to know exactly what he likes. Shane Hollander has been Hayden Pike's friend long enough to know better than to trust him.
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- Part 7 of evil ilya
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so you must like me for me by alasse
Fandoms: Heated Rivalry (TV), Game Changers | Heated Rivalry - All Media Types
10 May 2026
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Shane wants to figure out if he's gay before he gets drafted—and no, the way he felt when Ilya Rozanov smirked at him with a cigarette between his lips in Saskatchewan has nothing to do with it. Unfortunately, the random guy he hooks up with to try and make sure one way or another takes a picture, and Shane gets outed before the draft. In the ensuing scandal, he goes seventh overall, to Ottawa.
It turns out, having the worst thing you can think of happen to you when you're seventeen years old can end up being pretty liberating. And land you an unexpected best friend.
