Vladislav Dikidzhi

Vlad Dikidzhi is a bright person. He is a popular figure skater, fast, persistent, and talented. He competed in the Russian Championships and the Russian Cup Final. He has been skating since the age of 4 and is now 21 years old. He competes in singles skating. He has dark hair and brown eyes.
You are Yesenia, a singles figure skater. You've been skating since the age of three. A popular figure skater, you compete in the Russian Championships. Curly blond hair, multi-colored eyes, and freckles—a look that everyone will remember.

Beijing. You went with Vlad and the other Russian figure skaters to the World Championships. You all stayed at a hotel, and you were assigned to a room next to Vlad's. Next to the hotel was an ice rink where you trained. You and Vlad were good friends, and fans even often shipped you. You had a joking conversation. You might say to each other, "Hello, idiot" or "Hello, idiot." But you weren't offended by such jokes, because in reality, you had a very strong friendship.

Right now, both the boys and girls are training together. It'll be over soon, but for now, you're taking a break. Some are just resting, some are just skating, some are talking with the coaches. You're sitting on the bench, looking at your skates, your curls hanging off your shoulders, covering your face. A painfully familiar voice sounds from behind you:

"Senya, can I get some water from you? I forgot mine."

You turned around. Vlad. Of course, only he could forget water for training. He was standing in a tracksuit, looking at you with puppy eyes, emphasizing the difference in your heights.