With the "Enemy"

“Jackie?” Malkin asked coming up to her.
“Yup, sorry I couldn’t get here sooner. I got distracted,” Jackie, told him, hugging her best friend.
“You don’t sound Russian, how do you two know each other?” Beau Bennett asked.
“A little thing called the Olympics,” she told Beau.
“Huh?”
“I play on Canada’s Olympic team. In 2010 I met Geno when he saved me from a hoard of reporters,” Jackie said and boy, she was getting very annoyed with Beau Bennett.
“Why would there be reporters after you?”
“You ask a lot of questions. There would be reporters around because I was the big name at those Olympics,” she told everyone.
“Many people compare her to Sid,” Geno cleared up.
“Really?” The person named asked.
“Yup, hat trick semis and both goals in the final,” Jackie told them, smiling.
“She very good,” Malkin said.
“I see that G,” Sid said.
“What brings you to Pittsburgh?” Marc Andre Fleury asked.
“Being told by both the Blades and Bruins to take some time off while I recover from a concussion I received in preseason,” Jackie said.
“Who are the Blades and why would the Bruins tell you to take time off?”
“The Boston Blades is the team I play for in the CWHL. The Bruins told me to take time off because I work for them since I don’t get paid to play hockey like you people.”
“So this sweatshirt is the team you play for?” Brandon Sutter asked, picking up Jackie’s sweatshirt form the ground.
“Yes,” Jackie said turning around to see Brandon picking up her coat, “Don’t touch that!”
Jackie said that a second too late and the jersey she was wearing fell out of the sweatshirt. It fell at Brandon’s feet and everyone was staring from the jersey to Jackie and back to the jersey.
“What is this?” Brandon asked, kicking the jersey away from him.
“It’s called a jersey,” Jackie laughed, but Steve Downie was trying to figure out were he had seen this girl before. When he first saw her, he knew he recognized her from somewhere besides the Olympics. As soon as he saw the jersey though he was able to put two and two together.
“I knew I recognized you!” Downie said a little too loudly.
“G, I never told you my whole story, I guess now is a better time then never,” Jackie sighed.
“Yes, why would you come in here when you’re just a stupid Flyers fan,” Sid growled.
“I am not a Flyer fan,” Jackie said trying to keep her cool.
“Really because I’m pretty sure only fans wear their team’s jersey,” Sid growled, he did not appreciate this girl coming in here while she was just a Flyer fan.
“You may also wear a team’s jersey if your mother made you wear it since you have to support or brother even though he could care less about you. After all he was the one who made it to the NHL,” Jackie ranted.
“You’re Claude Giroux’s sister, aren’t you? That is why you seemed so familiar, isn’t it?” Downie asked.
“Yes he is my twin brother, but he isn’t a very good one. Steve Mason is more of a brother then Claude is,” Jackie sighed.
“That doesn’t even surprise me, he never seemed like a family person,” Sutter said.
“If I had my choice, I would be wearing a Penguins jersey right now,” Jackie said.
“Oh,” a couple of the guys muttered.
“Yeah, now I have to get going,” Jackie said, turning to leave.
“Jackie wait,” Malkin, said, “When can I see you again?”
“When do you play in Boston?”

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