The Risk Summary by Chapter | Elle Kennedy

After Ronny leaves, Brenna scolds Jake for the set length at the show, as he is friends with the guitarist. Jake orders another round of drinks, but Brenna admits she is already feeling a buzz and needs to go home.

He walks her out, and the tension between them escalates in the stairwell. Jake challenges Brenna’s bluff about not being attracted to him and slides his hand under her dress.

They are interrupted when both of their phones vibrate simultaneously with the final score of the Briar-Yale game. Briar won in overtime, setting the stage for a Harvard-Briar final. Brenna smirks and tells Jake she will see him in the finals.

Chapter 10: Brenna

Brenna returns to Hastings and has Sunday brunch with Summer to recount her weekend from hell. She omits the parts involving Jake, knowing Summer would never let it go. Summer calls Tansy a savage for ditching Brenna.

A freshman named Rupi Miller crashes their booth and asks for an introduction to Mike Hollis, whom she calls her soul mate. Summer and Brenna find the request hilarious and give Rupi Hollis’s phone number.

That night at Malone’s, Nate Rhodes joins them and mentions the dirty hits Brooks Weston used in the Harvard-Princeton game. The group discusses the long-standing feud between Coach Jensen and Coach Pedersen, which stems from their days as teammates at Yale.

Hollis receives a confusing and aggressive phone call from Rupi, who insists he pick her up for a date. Brenna leaves the bar feeling like the weekend finally finished on a high note.

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Chapter 11: Brenna

Brenna returns to HockeyNet for her follow-up interview and is kept waiting for over an hour. The stage manager takes her on a tour, and she sees her idol, Georgia Barnes, in action. Brenna is awestruck by the studio and the testosterone-filled environment of the sports network.

When she finally sees Mulder, he is dismissive and mocks her father’s coaching style. He tests her hockey knowledge with a vague question about stats, which Brenna handles professionally. The interview is interrupted by Mulder’s wife, and he makes several sexist comments.

Mulder shows interest only when Brenna mentions Jake Connelly and the upcoming finals. He is an Edmonton Oilers superfan and believes Jake is the franchise’s savior. Sensing she is about to be rejected for the internship, Brenna makes a split-second, desperate decision.

She tells Mulder that Jake Connelly is her boyfriend to gain leverage. Mulder is instantly delighted and invites them both to a dinner party.

Chapter 12: Jake

Jake is exhausted from a grueling practice where Coach Pedersen pushes the team to play with more aggression. He receives an Instagram DM from Brenna, asking to meet up in the city. They meet at a coffee shop in Central Square during a downpour.

Brenna explains her disastrous interviews with Mulder and her desperate lie about them being a couple. Jake is initially hysterical with laughter, calling it an absurd level of flattery.

Brenna pleads for his help, asking him to attend Mulder’s dinner party as her fake boyfriend. Jake agrees but demands a quid pro quo: a real date in exchange for the fake one.

He teases her about wanting to see her on her knees, which flares their mutual attraction. Brenna reluctantly agrees to the deal, sighing loudly as they exchange phone numbers.

Chapter 13: Brenna

Another storm hits New England, and Brenna works on a news writing assignment while waiting for Summer. She receives another pestering text from Eric Royce, who claims he is strapped for cash and needs money. Brenna knows he is high and firmly refuses to fund his drug habit.

When she gets home, she discovers that her basement apartment has flooded with over a foot of water. Most of her furniture is ruined, though she manages to save her laptop and most of her clothes. Her landlords inform her the cleanup could take up to two weeks.

Brenna is forced to move back in with her father, Chad Jensen, which is her nightmare scenario. The interaction with her father is strained and clinical, as they feel like strangers in the same house. Her father warns her not to have a curfew but demands she does not come home drunk at 4:00 AM.

Brenna feels the weight of their fractured relationship pressing down on her once again.

Chapter 14: Brenna

Summer fills Brenna in on Rupi Miller’s big date with Mike Hollis, where Rupi literally dragged him from the house. Brenna waits for Jake to pick her up for Ed Mulder’s dinner party in Beacon Hill. Jake arrives looking incredible and clean-shaven.

He critiques Brenna’s pink lip gloss, insisting he prefers the red. Brenna is nervous about the dinner, feeling sick that she has to impress someone like Mulder. They are greeted at Mulder’s historic brownstone by domestic staff, which emphasizes his wealth.

At the party, they meet Theo Nilsson, a defenseman for the Oilers who is out with a leg injury. Jake is starstruck, and Brenna feels relegated to an afterthought until Jake pulls her into the hockey conversation. Brenna defends a conspiracy theory about a player and the referees, which Nils agrees with.

Mulder, however, calls her knowledge cute, which infuriates Brenna. Jake tries to support her, but Mulder continues to be dismissive and leers at her throughout the evening.

Chapter 15: Jake

Jake observes Brenna’s volcanic rage throughout the dinner as Mulder continually dismisses her. Mulder is rude to his wife, Lindsay, and ignores Brenna’s contributions to the conversation. Jake finds himself torn between supporting Brenna and networking with his future teammate, Theo Nilsson.

He eventually follows the men into Mulder’s man-cave for after-dinner drinks, leaving Brenna with the women. Jake knows it is a bad move but prioritizes his own career interests in the moment.

After the dinner, Brenna is livid and refuses to look at him as they wait for their car. Jake apologizes for the abandonment and takes her to a pub called O’Malley’s for a real drink. They drink cognac and Brenna begins to relax.

The conversation turns to their fathers, and Jake notes the mutual hatred between Pedersen and Jensen. Jake moves into her side of the booth, and the tension peaks when he tells her he wants to kiss her.

Chapter 16: Brenna

Brenna allows Jake to kiss her, and the experience is as intense as she expected. It starts as a slow burn and escalates into a passionate make-out session in the pub booth. Brenna is overwhelmed by Jake’s skill and the chemistry they both know exists.

She realizes Jake is an alpha who goes after what he wants without being overbearing. Jake finishes her cognac and tells her the real date is scheduled for the next night. Brenna initially refuses but eventually caves, insisting he picks somewhere closer to Hastings.

Back at home, Brenna’s father reprimands her for getting in late on a Friday. They discuss the upcoming charity exhibition games and the impending finals against Harvard. She spends the day helping Summer clean out her closet, which turns into a fashion show.

Fitz and Hollis join them, and they discuss Rupi Miller’s continued pursuit of Hollis. Hollis whines about Rupi making him wait until the third date for a kiss.

Chapter 17: Brenna

Jake texts Brenna that their date will be at a bowling alley called Bowl-Me-Up. Brenna warns him that she is terrible at bowling, but Jake insists they just have fun. She borrows her father’s Jeep and meets Jake in a deserted lot.

Jake puts Brenna’s hand on his chest to prove he has a heart, and she notes his fast pulse. Inside, they encounter a group of bikers and a raspy-voiced employee. Brenna enters their names on the screen with a teasing nickname for Jake.

Jake brings two bottles of Bud Light, which Brenna finds unclassy but acceptable. He notes that Brenna is overthinking and questioning why she is on a date with the enemy.

Brenna tries to maintain that she was bullied into the date, but her attraction to him is undeniable. The atmosphere shifts palpably between them.

Chapter 18: Jake

Jake enjoys watching Brenna bowl, noting her phenomenal form in her tight jeans. He crushes her in the first game but is impressed by her full effort and her shimmy dance when she knocks down pins. Brenna surprises herself by actually enjoying the activity and suggests a second game.

Jake asks who she will root for in the finals, her school or her new boyfriend. Brenna laughs and reminds him he is not her boyfriend. During the game, Brenna removes her shirt to reveal a camisole, making Jake’s mouth go dry.

They discuss their dating histories, and Brenna reveals that she and McCarthy never actually had sex because she is picky. This revelation makes Jake painfully aroused.

They return to the car, where things turn sexual in the backseat. Jake goes down on Brenna and she experiences a climax, but she stops him before she can reciprocate when her phone rings. She becomes distant and insists on heading home immediately.

Chapter 19: Brenna

Brenna waits for news from HockeyNet but hears nothing, feeling like a fool for having hope. She makes spaghetti for her father, and they eat in a silence typical of their current relationship. Jake calls her, and they talk for a long time about the Bruins and their respective majors.

Jake reveals he majored in psychology, which Brenna finds surprising. They discuss the difference between heckling and playing dirty, with Brenna criticizing Brooks Weston. Jake shares a story about sleeping with a friend’s mother in high school, which cost him a best friend.

Later, at Malone’s, Brenna hangs out with Nate, Hollis, and Hunter. Hollis is still dealing with Rupi, who dismissively hung up on him during a phone call.

The group is interrupted when Jesse Wilkes discovers his car has been covered in whipped cream. A note from Harvard fans reads: “Can’t wait to cream you in the finals!”

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Chapter 20: Brenna

Brenna is working on a paper when Jake starts throwing rocks at her window in the middle of a storm. He eventually climbs the drainpipe to enter her room because her father is in the living room. Jake is wet and dirty, but Brenna finds his appearance and boldness incredibly attractive.

He admits his teammates Heath and Jonah were the whipped cream bandits and promises to talk to them. Jake settles on her bed, and they share stories about their high school years. Brenna admits she did not get into college initially because of her poor grades and judgment.

Jake reveals he is a clam diver in the summers to pay his expenses. They begin making out, and the intensity is heightened by the risk of her father being downstairs.

Brenna pushes Jake onto his back and proceeds to take the lead in their intimate encounter.

Chapter 21: Jake

Jake is losing his mind during the encounter with Brenna, noting her skill and her big brown eyes. They attempt a mutual position so he can please her at the same time, but they have to stay quiet to avoid Coach Jensen. Both of them reach a climax.

The moment is ruined when Chad Jensen knocks on the door. Brenna panics and hides Jake while she talks to her father through the door. Coach Jensen is suspicious and demands to know who is in the room, mentioning he heard a male voice.

He lectures Brenna about secrets and sneaking around, mentioning the last time they were not upfront. Brenna eventually gets him to leave, but the mood is completely killed.

She tells Jake he needs to go and that their relationship is too complicated to continue. She calls him a stranger to her father and insists they move on as a successful fling. Jake leaves the house through the front door, feeling a prick of hurt and frustration.

Chapter 22: Jake

Jake visits his parents in Gloucester with Hazel, but his mind is entirely on Brenna. He has not heard from her in five days, and his ego has officially taken a dive. Hazel notices his distraction and questions him about his girl trouble.

Jake admits he is being ghosted by a girl he really likes. He eventually confesses to Hazel that the girl is Brenna Jensen. Hazel is shocked and immediately suspicious of Brenna’s motives.

She suggests that Brenna might be part of a plot to distract Jake before the conference finals. Jake defends Brenna, insisting she would not sabotage him, but Hazel remains unconvinced.

Jake’s parents again push for him to date Hazel, unaware of his feelings for Brenna. Jake feels a growing sense of urgency to fix things before the big game.

Chapter 23: Jake

Jake is in the media room with his team, waiting for a meeting to watch game tape. Brooks Weston is obsessed with whether or not he has a bubble butt after a girl mentioned it. The team ends up searching for the term on the internet, which leads to chaos on the big screen.

Coach Pedersen walks in during the commotion and is furious. He orders Weston to zip up his pants and yells at the team for their lack of focus.

After the meeting, Pedersen keeps Jake behind to criticize his recent performance. He tells Jake that women are headaches and master manipulators. Pedersen praises Jake for being selfish in the past and tells him to forget the girl causing him grief.

Despite the advice, Jake immediately texts Brenna, telling her he is still there if she changes her mind.

Chapter 24: Brenna

Brenna is waiting for her friend Audrey at the Coffee Hut when she is ambushed by Hazel Simonson. Hazel reveals she knows about Brenna and Jake and claims to be Jake’s closest friend and confidante. She accuses Brenna of playing Jake to sabotage Harvard’s season.

Brenna remains cool and indifferent, telling Hazel that their relationship is none of her business. Hazel warns her to stay away from him and leaves.

Brenna receives a call from HockeyNet asking her to come in and discuss the internship. She is initially hopeful, but Mulder informs her they chose three male candidates instead. Mulder then invites her and Jake to a Bruins game in a private box, assuming they are still a couple.

Brenna runs into Georgia Barnes in the corridor and admits she did not get the job. Georgia encourages her not to let one rejection stop her and hints that a change is coming. Brenna calls Jake for comfort, and they meet at the Harvard hockey center during a storm.

Chapter 25: Jake

Jake and Brenna are in the media room at Harvard, and the power goes out during a heavy storm. They begin making out with absolute abandon in the dark. The lights suddenly flash back on, and Coach Pedersen walks in, catching them mid-act.

Pedersen recognizes Brenna as Chad Jensen’s daughter and notes she is the spitting image of her mother. Brenna is shocked that Pedersen knew her mother in college.

Jake takes Brenna back to his condo to wait out the storm. Brooks joins them for a game of Scrabble, where they tease each other. Brenna receives several calls from Eric Royce and eventually answers.

Eric is disoriented and does not know where he is, sounding seriously impaired. Brenna tells Jake and Brooks she has to go find him, and they both insist on going with her.

Chapter 26: Jake

Jake drives Brooks’s Mercedes to New Hampshire in the rain to help Brenna find Eric. He is frustrated and jealous of Eric but realizes Brenna is genuinely worried. Brenna reveals that Eric was a number one draft pick for Chicago but spiraled into meth addiction.

She admits she broke up with him shortly after the draft, which partially fueled his descent. They find Eric hiding in some bushes near a residential neighborhood in Nashua. Eric is high, shivering, and disoriented, babbling about how Brenna is his friend.

Jake and Brooks help the gaunt man into the car. On the drive to his mother’s house, Eric tries to hit Brenna up for fifty dollars for more drugs. Brenna is disgusted and tells him she does not owe him anything.

They deliver Eric to his mother, Louisa, who is devastated. Brenna asks to spend the night at Jake’s place because she cannot face her own life at the moment.

Chapter 27: Brenna

Brenna is mortified to be in Jake’s bed after the Eric incident. She wears one of Jake’s T-shirts and admits she feels deeply unsettled. Jake reassures her that everyone has their burdens and that she is not responsible for Eric’s choices.

They discuss her relationship with her father, and Brenna admits he does not allow for mistakes. She feels that her father still sees her as the self-destructive girl from high school. Jake tells her she is a good person for caring about Eric despite everything.

They begin to kiss, and the emotional connection leads to them having sex. For the first time, they have sex without a condom because Brenna is on the pill and they are both safe. The experience is intense and exquisite.

Brenna falls asleep in Jake’s arms, feeling like she can finally put the memory of Eric behind her.

Chapter 28: Brenna

Brenna wakes up and heads back to Hastings, where her father is waiting with a stern interrogation. He reveals that Eric’s mother called him to thank Brenna for saving her son. Coach Jensen is livid, calling Brenna reckless for seeing Eric again.

Brenna defends herself, explaining she was doing the responsible thing and did not spend the night with Eric. She finally stands up to him, saying she will not apologize for helping someone she once loved. Her father’s raw hatred for Eric is palpable.

Later, Brenna goes to Summer’s for a girls’ night with Audrey, Daphne, and Rupi Miller. Rupi teaches them how to make a yogurt face mask. Mike Hollis arrives and whines about his relationship with Rupi, but Brenna senses he is actually smitten.

They listen to Mike and Rupi argue upstairs about their one-month anniversary. Hunter returns home and claims he is taking a vow of celibacy to focus on hockey next year.

Chapter 29: Jake

Jake prepares for the conference finals with his ritual of silence and his good-luck bracelet. Coach Pedersen asks him to give a pep talk, which Jake keeps short and direct. Brenna texts him good luck, which prompts a phone call from Jake.

He tells her he wants to keep seeing her regardless of the game’s outcome. On the ice, the game is a chaotic display of speed and violence. Briar outplays Harvard initially, with Nate Rhodes scoring a goal.

During the second period, Brooks Weston draws a penalty, allowing Harvard to tie the score. A massive brawl erupts when Jonah Hemley attacks Hunter Davenport. Jonah claims Hunter slept with his girlfriend.

Hunter is injured with a broken wrist, and Nate Rhodes is ejected for fighting. The first period ends in chaos with both teams losing key players.

Chapter 30: Brenna

Brenna rushes to the locker room area and hears her father yelling at Nate Rhodes with deadly intensity. She learns that Hunter’s wrist is broken in two places and Nate is ejected from the game. Without their top scorers, Briar struggles in the second and third periods.

Jake scores a goal to give Harvard a lead, and Weston scores a power-play goal. Briar manages to tie it in the third period, but Jake scores a spectacular goal with less than three minutes left. Harvard wins the conference championship.

In the lobby afterward, Brenna sees Hazel glaring at her. Coach Pedersen and Coach Jensen have a public confrontation. Pedersen accuses Jensen of setting a honey trap by using Brenna to distract Jake.

The accusation leaves everyone in shock as they look at Brenna and Jake.

Chapter 31: Brenna

Brenna is dealing with the fallout of Pedersen’s bombshell accusation. Her friends Nate, Hollis, and Hunter are all outraged and call her a traitor for being with a Harvard player. Summer is hurt that Brenna kept the relationship a secret but eventually approves of Jake’s attractiveness.

Brenna confronts her father at home. He demands she stay away from Pedersen and Jake, comparing the situation to her past with Eric. Brenna defends Jake, calling him a good guy and a generational talent.

Her father refuses to listen and accuses her of having a track record of making terrible decisions. He kicks Brenna out of the house.

She decides to move in with Jake and Brooks in Boston. She tells her father that she has matured and that he is being irrational.

Chapter 32: Jake

Brenna moves into Jake’s apartment, and he clears out a drawer for her. Jake admits that McCarthy called him a name but is mostly over it. They encounter Kayla in the kitchen, and Brenna asserts herself as Jake’s very serious girlfriend to annoy her.

Jake and Brenna have a movie night that turns into a teasing session with mutual frustration. Brenna reveals that Hazel ambushed her at the Coffee Hut, which Jake finds protective but amusing.

They head to the bedroom where Jake enjoys a long session of foreplay. He realizes he is falling for this girl but does not want to say it out loud yet.

They have sex again, and Jake feels a warm sensation ballooning in his chest that is entirely new. They fall asleep together, happy in their temporary arrangement.

Chapter 33: Brenna

Brenna is enjoying her time at Jake’s, despite the fact that her friends are still not speaking to her. She watches HockeyNet, where the analysts argue that the Briar-Harvard game was unequivocally lopsided. Brenna feels sad for her father and texts him her condolences for the season’s end.

She decides to open up to Jake about her skeletons. She reveals that she got pregnant at sixteen with Eric Royce and almost died from an incomplete miscarriage. She details how Eric refused to take her to the hospital because he was partying with his teammates.

Brenna passed out in a pool of blood and was found by her father, which fractured their relationship. She explains that her father views her as weak and a disappointment because of the miscarriage and her subsequent acting out.

Jake is supportive and calls Eric a selfish individual. The confession brings them closer together.

Chapter 34: Jake

Jake and Brenna have morning intimacy that feels more profound after her confession. They are intimate without protection again, and Jake feels exquisite pleasure. Brenna admits she wants to go home and have a real conversation with her father to fix their relationship.

Jake lends her his beaded good-luck bracelet to give her confidence and good vibes. They lose track of time, and Jake realizes he is an hour late for practice. Coach Pedersen is not pleased and works Jake extra hard as punishment.

Jake encounters Hazel at the arena, and she surprises him with brunch. During brunch, Hazel grills him about the monumental nature of his first relationship. She warns him that a long-distance relationship with Brenna will be harder and will distract him from his professional debut.

Hazel implies Brenna still has an ulterior motive and asks Jake if he is truly ready for the work of a relationship.

Chapter 35: Brenna

Brenna is leaving for her father’s house when Jake returns from practice, looking miserable. Jake delivers a tortured speech about how he needs to put his team first. He claims Brenna is a distraction and that he was a hypocrite for letting his focus slip while enforcing rules on others.

He tells Brenna it would be better if she stayed at her father’s house and does not come back. Brenna is sick with devastation but refuses to show weakness. She tells him it is no big deal and that the relationship was not going anywhere anyway.

She quickly packs her single drawer and leaves the apartment. Jake touches her cheek before she goes, noticing her red lips as her armor.

Brenna walks out feeling like a rusty blade has been stabbed into her heart.

Chapter 36: Brenna

Brenna returns to Hastings and finds her father in the kitchen. She initiates a clean-slate conversation and apologizes for the pregnancy. She admits she was a stupid kid but is different now.

To her shock, her father starts to cry. He reveals he was never ashamed of her but was terrified because he thought she was dead when he found her. He admits that Brenna is the spitting image of her mother’s body in his mind.

They both cry and agree to start over as adults. Brenna realizes she is still wearing Jake’s good-luck bracelet and needs to return it before his game.

Her father insists on driving her to Worcester to return the ritual object. They have a fresh start and head out to help Jake.

Chapter 37: Brenna

Brenna visits Summer’s house to avoid thinking about Jake. She finds Mike Hollis vacant and depressed because Rupi Miller dumped him over a nickname argument. Brenna encourages Hollis to admit he likes Rupi and helps him call her to apologize.

She tells Rupi that Hollis sees her as his soul mate, which melts Mike’s heart. Hunter Davenport is there with an inappropriate drawing on his cast. He admits his off-the-ice behavior cost them the game and vows to take a vow of celibacy until next season.

He wants to be the next team captain and plans on working hard to reach the Frozen Four. Brenna laughs at his celibacy vow but admires his focus.

She realizes that her friends are back on her side and that life is moving forward.

Chapter 38: Brenna

Brenna learns via text that her cousin Tansy is engaged to Lamar. She and her father snort with laughter because the proposal happened at a nightclub. Her father asks if Brenna and Jake are getting engaged next, and she admits they broke up.

Dad reveals his history with Pedersen, explaining that Pedersen tried to pursue Brenna’s mother, Marie, in college. Chad Jensen drove four hours to slam his fist into Pedersen’s jaw back then.

Brenna realizes she forgot to return Jake’s bracelet and panics since he is playing Michigan that afternoon. Her father drives her to Worcester, noting that you do not mess with a man’s ritual.

Brenna tries to call Jake, but he does not answer. They pick up standing-room-only tickets from the Michigan coach.

Chapter 39: Jake

Jake is in the Worcester locker room, feeling wrecked by the breakup. He admits that calling Brenna a distraction was a lie and that he was just scared of the responsibility of a relationship. He forgot his phone at home and is trying to mentally prepare for the game against Michigan.

Mike Hollis and Colin Fitzgerald burst into the locker room to knock some sense into him. Hollis calls Jake a dumb decision-maker for breaking Brenna’s heart. Jake admits it was a huge mistake and plans to rectify it after the game.

Jake’s parents surprise him in the corridor, admitting they were absent in the past and want to support him now. Jake feels motivated and centered by their presence.

Hazel asks to talk to him privately before the game starts.

Chapter 40: Jake

Jake realizes he does not have his good-luck bracelet and starts to panic. Hazel enters the locker room and reveals she had the bracelet on her wrist. She admits she was jealous and considered keeping Brenna’s presence a secret from him.

Hazel confesses she has always had feelings for Jake but realizes he only sees her as a friend. She apologizes for the selfish moment and gives him the bracelet, telling him Brenna is in the arena.

Jake accepts her apology and tells her she needs to get to know Brenna for his sake. He memorized Brenna’s number and tells Hazel he is really in love.

Jake feels motivated and ready to win back his woman.

Chapter 41: Brenna

Brenna and her father watch the game from the standing-room section. She spots a familiar face and mocks his haircut with her father. She receives a text from Hazel saying Jake desperately needs to see her in the locker room.

Her father tells her to give him a hard time and invites the boyfriend to dinner if it works out. Brenna meets Jake in the locker room, where he admits he was a fool and a coward. He tells her he loves her and wants to spend every waking hour proving he is worthy of her.

Brenna admits she wants him too, and they share a passionate kiss. Jake has a visible reaction before the game, which Brenna teases him about.

She encounters Pedersen in the hall and tells him she takes after her father and that he was a sore loser back then. Brenna returns to the ice, feeling bouncy and happy.

Epilogue: Brenna

Brenna is at the Frozen Four in St. Paul, Minnesota, watching Harvard play Ohio State. Harvard is leading comfortably with five minutes left, and Jake’s parents are cheering themselves hoarse beside her. Her father texts her throughout the game, and her relationship with him is now easy.

Rupi and Hollis are officially together, and Brenna is happy for them. As the buzzer sounds, Harvard wins the national championship.

Brenna receives a life-changing voicemail from Georgia Barnes, who has moved to ESPN. Georgia offers Brenna an interview to be her assistant at the new network.

Brenna is overflowing with happiness and heads to the locker room to find Jake. She is officially his supporter, and they are ready for their future together.

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