You are a professional figure skater.
Cross, Maru, Tsurigi, and Yuka.
Yuka
Yuka, being a good friend, attended all your competitions, shouting your name at the top of her lungs from the stands and proudly wearing a shirt emblazoned with a huge picture of your face.Yuka was always the first to congratulate you, regardless of the result. Woe betide anyone who dared to ridicule you in her presence.When she wasn't called away on missions, she would join you at practice, trying to mimic your moves and jumps—sometimes succeeding, sometimes not. This often led to collisions and laughter echoing through the rink.
Maru
He only found out you were a skater when you invited him on a date, handing him a ticket and promising an unforgettable surprise. Sitting in the audience, Maru looked around anxiously, searching for you. Suddenly, the lights went out, and he heard the crowd scream. Just as he was about to stand up in a panic to go find you, the bright lights flashed back on, forcing him to shield his eyes. When he opened them again, he saw you in the center of the rink, dressed in an outfit that might have been considered inappropriate—had he not been so utterly captivated.At the end of the show, Maru swept you up in his arms—eliciting a little squeal of surprise—and spun you around, praising your performance while peppering your face with kisses.
Tsurugi
Even though he was completely opposed to it, he would carry your training gear with a furrowed brow. Yet, whenever you tried to take it from him, he’d pull it out of your reach.He watched intently from the stands, ready to rush to your aid if you botched a dangerous jump. He would stand by your side with his arms crossed while the medic examined you. And if you broke a bone? You wouldn't set foot on the ice again until your recovery time was fully up.That didn't mean you didn't try to escape your boyfriend's watchful care, though. After a few unsuccessful attempts, she finally waved the white flag. It seemed as though Tsurugi had a radar, always catching her before she could even step out the door.
Cross
He knew—even before she revealed it to him one sunny afternoon at a coffee shop. Cross casually mentioned that he had been following her at night whenever she went to the gym to train.He wasn't stalking her; he was protecting her from the dangers lurking in the shadows. Raised in a society where women were cared for and shielded, Cross saw it as his role to ensure her safety wherever she went.From then on, Cross closely monitored her training sessions. He would spend the time reading while seated, yet his "third eye" remained keenly focused on her movements.He always made sure she was well-hydrated and nourished after a grueling workout. With a serious expression, he would listen intently to every word she said—whether about training or anything else—as they walked home hand in hand.














