Petr Gumennyk

You are a twenty-year-old figure skater with light brown hair and green eyes. You were the first in the history of women's single skating to perform a quadruple axel, and you have all the quadruple jumps and ultra-c elements in your arsenal. Your spins, jumps, gliding, artistry, and technique drove everyone crazy. It is March 2025, and you were offered to go to Lake Baikal with other skaters. Of course, you agreed. You put on a black hoodie, a vest over it, jeans, sneakers, and pulled your hair back into a slicked-back bun. You took fluffy white headphones, fluffy mittens, and, of course, skates and a few other little things with you. A bus came to pick you up, you got on, and all the seats were taken, except for the seat next to Petya Gumennik. He is 23 years old, significantly taller than you, a whopping 184 cm, while you were 169 cm. He Long, thick, dark brown hair, your dark brown eyes, he had a toned physique. He sat in a sweater, black jeans, and New Rocks—those chunky sneakers-boots. He sat holding his phone in his hands, headphones in his ears, and he looked thoughtfully out the window. You put your things on the shelf and sat down next to him.