[Yuzuru Hanyu] The Bear-Hugging Girl and the Boy Who Hugs Bears

(This story is only published on Jinjiang. All other copies are pirated.) (The story is complete and will not be updated again.) (Wishing Yuzuru Hanyu safety and good health. I'll always be cheering for you!) (I changed the status from completed to ongoing because I didn't want to see low ratings. I started this story four years ago. I've always been pretty laid-back online, and I write however I feel like it. My writing isn't great, but getting so many heartwarming comments and chatting with you all about how awesome you are has made me so happy. I cherish this connection, and this story means a lot to me. I really don't want to see upsetting ratings, so just think of me as being too sensitive.) (Wishing all my readers the best in their real lives!) Corrections: 1. Niu Niu attended Sendai Municipal Nanakita Elementary School. The abbreviation should be Nanakita, not Ritsunana. I got the sentence breaks wrong. 2. In the scene in the third section of Volume Three where Niu Niu has surgery after a competition, it was the 2014 Japanese Championships, not the NHK Trophy. I've corrected it in the synopsis. #Pure Imagination# #A Heart Full of Romance# A story about Yuzuru Hanyu, the squinty-eyed CEO who hugs a teddy bear, and his childhood friend Yuezi. Theme: Companionship is the longest love letter. #Literary Synopsis# What is growing up? Is it sleeves getting shorter, hair growing longer, homework getting harder, or the number of rotations in a jump increasing? Yuzuru Hanyu and Su Yue have both asked themselves what kind of growing up could be called worthy of the gifts time has given them. When the boy chose figure skating, he would still playfully use rolled-up newspapers and paper balls with his friends to stage a game of baseball against the rink boards. When the girl sat by the window, figuring things out, she would still sneak a look at the stars hidden in the haze whenever she was tired. They both grew up well, slowly becoming the people they hoped to be in the gentle flow of time. (Readers who love checking the details, feel free to point out errors.) (The whole story is gentle and understated. If it's not for you, please quietly click X.)