Hockey Haven(s)

A Story by Abishai100

A Calgary move for father-daughter (Amlan/'Ezzy') makes for a North American daydream...with a 'touch' of mystery.

A simple love-fable with a touch of evil, inspired by Dark City (Alex Proyas) loosely. Enjoy,

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Amlan Satan and his darling-daughter lived in South Jersey and moved to Calgary after the death of Ezzy's mom and tried to settle down in North America (Canada) where he began writing a novel about blood-diamond(s) traffic-IQ while enjoying the merits of modern social-media networking/activity (e.g., Facebook!).

Calgary became Satan's domain and ice-hockey his newfound passion-of-peace while he continued working on his incredible novel about blood-diamond intrigue, and while he'd been doing this, he started courting a media-figure tied to horror-media/entertainment and comics; she shared his love of the Flames.

However, Satan began having strange/lucid psychic-dreams about a visiting 'dark-angel' or specter named Jason Voorhees whom Amlan knew he'd have to find a way to confront somehow/someday, which he did (finally!) when he visited his tombstone outside Calgary and put an electric-rod into his coffin, to ensure all of Earth (all humans!) that this hockey-mask wearing 'adversary' of North America was finally sent to the underworld (for good!).

Amlan Satan then continued to seek that 'special' media-figurine courtship with that lovely young woman (Calgary) who'd been part of horror-media/entertainment and comics. He told her everything, his love of art/writing and his fascination with the Flames and even horror-comics. They got married and watched Friday the 13th movies together in the Calgary apartment he shared with his darling-daughter ('Ezzy').

He made his new bride a gorgeous Valentine's Day table-set meal of sweet-potato chicken curry and lentil soup and coconut wine. It was divine! He never thought about Jason Voorhees again and continued work on his politics-novel which he hoped would (someday) win him the Pulitzer. If was a Valentine's worthy of North American storytelling, perhaps something you might 'cited' in a Hallmark Channel romance-movie!