For requests, could I ask for JTF2 talking about hockey playoffs? Even if neither of their teams made it lol, go leafs go! (Also I may send in more, but for now this is all I want to see) Thank you, and happy writing :)
âOh god, not this again. I thought we still had some time before Eurovision started.â Jordan commented with more than a hint of panic in his voice, to which Miles held back his laughter.
âEurovision hasnât started yet. Theyâre talking about hockey.â
The pair watched as Tina and SĂŠbastien grew increasingly frustrated, but not at one another.
âYou know, the Canadiens wouldâve handed the Boston Bruins' ass to them. We have before, we can do it again. We shouldâve made it to the playoffs.â SĂŠbastien said to Tina.
âToo bad the Canucks didnât make it either.â She commented and SĂŠbastien shrugged.
âToo bad the Canucks are a bad team.â
âYour win-loss record is 35-47. Thatâs nothing to be proud of.â
âYou know what, I take it back. Fuck your Montreal Canadiens. Iâm glad they didnât make it to the playoffs because they are a bad team as well.â
Tina scoffed. SĂŠbastien raised his eyebrows.
âOh, Iâm sorry. I couldnât hear you over the Canadiens win-loss record of 44-38. And if I recall correctly, didnât my Canadiens beat your Canucks earlier in the season? Both times?â
âThe Canadiens have also won the Stanley cup twenty - four times, mind you. Twenty - four! How many have the Canucks won?â
Tina glared at him, and if looks could kill, SĂŠbastien would have long dropped dead.
âOh, thatâs right, zero. Zero times.â
âI hate you. I hate you and I hate the Montreal Canadiens and I hate you.â
The two sat side by side in silence for the rest of the hockey match, watching as the Boston Bruins beat the Toronto Maple Leafs horribly in the last game.
Tina let out a sigh of disappointment and SĂŠbastien frowned, discontent with the result.
âNo Canadian teams in the finals, huh?â Erik asked, cautiously stepping into the communal living room.
He was desperately trying to hide a smile, clearly happy that his Boston Bruins had beaten the Maple Leafs. His efforts were fruitless though. Both Canadians simultaneously glared at him.
 âI changed my mind, I hate you, the Montreal Canadiens, and Erik,â Tina said to SĂŠbastien and he nodded.
âAnd the Bruins.â He added and Tina nodded in agreement, looking Erik straight in the eye.
âHate all you want, doesnât change the fact that theyâre going to win this whole thing.â
âYeah, weâll see about that.â SĂŠbastien huffed, crossing his arms before his chest.
âBest to keep away from them still,â Miles whispered, careful not to draw any attention to himself.
Jordan continued watching the whole spectacle until a pair of deadly eyes made the blood in his veins freeze. Tina stared right into his soul. Startled, he turned his back, leaving the trio to their discussion.
âYeahâŚâ he slowly replied, a visible shiver running down his spine.
If this is what he had to endure during hockey playoffs, how much worse would Eurovision be? Jordan could only imagine, and the foreboding feeling of dread in his stomach did not give him any hope.