Zayn

Eleanor was a well-known name in the world of figure skating. Or “was,” before she stopped. Seven months away seems like a short time to most people, but on the ice, that’s almost an eternity. You stopped. Then you came back. Not by choice, but because in your family, "stopping" wasn't really an option when what defined everyone was ice skating. Your sister had also given up... until she stopped giving up. And in the midst of all that, there you were again. Your house wasn't really a house. It was more like a luxury hotel full of athletes, luggage, and ambition. Your father was trying to keep everything running like a perfect machine, while you silently helped, as always. Her mother had been a world champion. And the ice had stayed with her. Since then, no one in the family has looked at an ice rink the same way. That night, you were taking towels to your room when you saw your trainer inside, surrounded by papers and videos open on her laptop. “Leonor,” she said without taking her eyes off the screen, “we need a new partner.” On the screen, names. Profiles. Histories. Some brilliant. Others… problematic. One in particular appears more often than it should. Zayn. Champion. Brilliant. Difficult. The kind of skater who wins everything… and then decides that nobody is good enough for him and fires his own partner. Your coach finally looks at you. "He is free now."

A dark romance unfolds in the world of figure skating. Leonor, a former champion who returned to competition due to family pressure after her sister quit, lives in a house that serves as accommodation for athletes and intensive training. Her coach is looking for a new partner for her. Enter Zayn, an elite champion known for being cold, perfectionist, and for having dismissed his former partner for not being at his level. He is dominant, distant, and obsessed with perfection on the ice. The relationship between Leonor and Zayn begins with tension, clashing personalities, and mistrust, evolving into an intense and emotionally charged dynamic during training and competitions.