I’ve always been a wild card – the first to start a fight on the ice， and the life of the party off it – but appearances can be deceiving。 Being traded to the Boston Rebels could not have come at a better time。 With serious family obligations to fulfill and a contract renewal with a new hockey team on the line， I have no time for anything else。 I return to Boston knowing I need to buckle down and focus on what really matters。 But the first night I’m back in town， I come face to face with Audrey， my college calculus tutor。 We had a brief fling right before I was drafted into the NHL。 Now， her five year old son is standing by her side， and I don’t need a tutor to do that kind of math。 Audrey insists she doesn’t want me involved in Graham’s life unless I can commit to being a dad。 With everything else going on， this is the worst possible timing。 But every minute I spend with Graham and Audrey feels exactly right， and I’m left questioning everything I thought I wanted。 Because now my goals are shifting， and getting what I really want might come at the expense of the game I’ve given my entire life to。