That night I had my first pre-game interviews. Luckily Tyler wasnt on my list of people to interview. I started off with Patrice Bergeron, he seemed like a really nice guy and we became fast friends. I could see Tyler continually looking at me out of the corner of his eye from the other side of the room. I had figured that night I walked away from Tyler would be the last time I would ever see him again. Seeing him standing in the same room as me brought back floods of emotions. "Hey Brooke are you okay?" Bergie asked, "Yea, um yea thanks for your time." I said ending the interview that seemed more like a friendly conversation. "No problem." Bergie politley responded. I felt my face turning red, and I left the locker room so the players could finish getting ready for the game. I gripped my notepad and watched as the puck dropped. Tyler was starting along side Bergie and Marchand. I had to admit it looked so good. He dark features had developed well and he had become much more muscular since I saw him last. I took brief notes as the game went on and by the end of the second period the Bruins found themselves up 2-0 against the Toronto maple leafs. "Callahan!" my boss yelled over, "I want you to get an interview with Seguin, ask him about his goal." I felt my entire body tense up. "Sure." I yelled back trying to comply. I picked up the microphone and headed to the exit of the tunnel. "Tyler!" I spoke loudly as he was about to exit through the tunnel, he looked up, oh my god he was so beautiful "Can I get an interview. "Uh, yeah sure," He said. I began questioning him and he answered each question with ease and grace. I on the other hand was a bumbling idiot. I stumbled over my words and made rookie mistakes I hadnt even made when I was a rookie journalist. "Thank you for you time," I said ending the interview before I broke out into a natural disaster. I began to turn to walk away, "Hey Brooke," he said causing me to turn around. "It was nice to see you again." My heart fluttered, that was a moment I was never going to forget.