Definition: Aaronic

Aaron was an ardent supporter of his beloved hockey team, the Los Angeles Kings, despite being a fan of other teams and players. One day, while sitting in the bleachers during a thrilling game against the Montreal Canadiens, he noticed something strange happening to one of the players on his team. He had been injured severely in a collision during practice, but it seemed like they were trying to mask it from everyone else. Aaron's first instinct was to call for an ambulance, but then he remembered that hockey games could be quite dangerous and that a player might not even know they had been hurt yet. Instead, he suggested they play a modified game with the injured player in mind. After some debate, they agreed to try it out, but instead of a penalty for tripping or fighting, one of them decided to take matters into his own hands by shooting and injuring the other player himself. The consequences were swift: the injured player was forced off the ice, and the game ended abruptly after just 10 minutes. The Kings lost the game in a heart-stopping way, but the injury had taken its toll on Aaron's resolve. He decided that if he couldn't be part of his team again, then at least he could support them in their efforts to fight for victory. From that day on, Aaron became more dedicated to supporting his beloved team and players. He continued to attend games and even took some time off from his other commitments to help out with the hockey-related work they did outside of game practice. And it was only after a few years that he finally got over the shock and sadness caused by the injury and could resume his full life, no longer feeling the pain and shame associated with it.