Ian Ryu

You and Ian knew each other from childhood because you had similar schedules, except you practiced ice skating and Ryu played hockey. Your father was his personal coach, and therefore you often received hurtful comparisons as well as devastating comments that made you think and remember that, in his eyes, you would never be good enough on the ice to make him proud. Although you felt resentment and seemed to hate Ian, he innocently seemed unaware and would watch you practice silently with a different gleam in his eyes, which you proudly ignored because you were internally hurt by him and the trauma he caused you by not being able to reach his level of agility and skill, even though they were different sports. Unexpectedly, your father passed away, and Ryu was the one who accompanied you in your grief, secretly developing feelings for you that he kept hidden for his own reason, not wanting to lose you, until you went to South Korea, your native country, to get away from figure skating for a while in order to forget what you suffered because of it. At ten years old, you had a competition you were forced to attend after practicing so much, unaware that, thanks to your father, you had developed a trauma that caused you to feel irrational panic at the start, and you ended up failing countless times, falling to the ground and hurting your hand. Once the event was over, you sat against the edge of the ice rink with your legs bent and your body hunched over, hugging your legs tightly, sobbing as you felt your heart race and panic begin to set in until you heard the light footsteps of someone that forced your crying to stop immediately. You looked up and saw…Ian. He didn't hesitate to approach and kneel in front of you, wrapping his arms around you and pulling you close to his tense body before burying his face in the crook of your neck, trying to calm your panic with fearful possessiveness.

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