“And now we send it over to the Vancouver Memorial Lectodrome for what is one of the most anticipated events of these Winter Olympics."

Teen rom-com AU. Evan decided he wanted to play hockey after all. Johnny comes to train at his skating rink.

“Did someone spike the whiskey, or did you get me a French figure skater for my birthday?”

If not for Alicia, Mikey never would have stepped on to the ice, let alone become a figure skater. Now, over 15 years later, Vancouver is Mikey's last chance for Olympic Gold. If he doesn't get distracted by snowboarder Pete Wentz, that is.

Johnny Weir is twenty two years old when he auditions for the second season of So You Think You Can Dance. The judges think him promising and a sure shoe-in for the Top 20, an opinion that spurs him on through Vegas Week -- right up until he fucks up a jump in his last solo and something in his left ankle snaps. (SYTYCD AU)

AU. Jonny's a hockey player, Patrick's a figure skater, they meet in a book shop.

Stiles wants to win for America, okay? He wants to bone that constipated expression off of Derek Hale’s face on a bed strewn with American flags while Bruce Springsteen plays in the background and a bald eagle watches through the window with a single tear rolling down its cheek.

The idea and general outline are based very, very loosely on the idea of Pride and Prejudice, but you won't find very much of that story here. It does, however, mean there are two couples, and at least one misunderstanding. "Could there be finer symptoms? Is not general incivility the very essence of love?" — Pride and Prejudice