His Ice, Her Ex’s Roommate

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The source for this entry is a single-paragraph synopsis of 1,301 characters, the second-longest of this batch, and three transcription facts come first: the platform joins clauses with six em dashes, transcribed here as commas or sentence breaks; it prints two phrases in double quotes, outcast and castaway, kept verbatim; and it prints five straight apostrophes, kept as printed, while the title's apostrophe in Ex's is a curly one, kept as printed in the title. The ending is stated. What the source states: in her past life, Harper, an adopted daughter, humbled herself into the dust for love, only to leap from a bridge in despair on the very night her crush, Chase, publicly confessed his feelings to a transfer student. She died alone on the streets. Reborn, Harper decides to tear up the scumbag's script and turns instead to Chase's roommate and sworn rival, Ryder, the ferocious outcast of the hockey rink. The scumbag sneers that she'll starve chasing after a penniless loser and sits back waiting for her to crawl back in tears, begging for forgiveness. What they don't know is that the so-called castaway, rumored to have nothing, is actually the sole heir to the Harrison family, the dynasty that controls the lifeline of the global economy. By the time the Sterling family collapses into bankruptcy and the scumbag, having lost everything, kneels in a torrential downpour begging for a second chance, Ryder has already crowned Harper as New York's most revered and cold-blooded queen, lavishing her with a hundred-billion-dollar fortune and unrivaled devotion. Two lifetimes of unspoken love culminate in a domineering proposal beneath the spotlight at center ice. The source calls it a revenge romance joining campus athletics, chaebol warfare, and all-consuming adoration. Three catalog facts frame the entry. The run is forty episodes, standing alone at that length. The registry column lists 9 against the API's forty, part of this batch's systematic split between free counts and full counts, disclosed with the API figure used here. The counter reads 1,942 views, eighth of twenty, in the upper half. The byline is Capo Shorts, one of three entries under it in this batch, and the platform marks the series completed.

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