[Medalist, Figure Skating] After I Found an Olympic Champion

Hayakawa Rin is a women's singles figure skater, but her performance falls apart during puberty. On the night she plans to retire with regrets, the rain is pouring when she finds a man passed out drunk by the side of the road. Question: Can you take a man you find on the roadside home? Of course not... But what if he's Yataka Jun? The undisputed king of men's singles figure skating, the Winter Olympics champion from two years ago, a legend with an undefeated career... Take him home! You absolutely have to take him home! Hayakawa Rin's eyes light up, and she immediately brings him back to her own ice rink. ** That's right, Hayakawa Rin owns an ice rink. She has no idea why this figure skating champion is so drunk and disheveled on the street. She can't help secretly wondering: If she takes good care of him and gives him free access to her ice rink, could she ask him to give her a few pointers on figure skating? A genius like him could help her for the rest of her life with just a few words of advice. Maybe this could be her chance to overcome puberty, make a stunning comeback, and eventually take the Olympic stage she's always dreamed of... Hayakawa Rin can't help laughing at this overly wonderful future, then immediately slaps herself back to her senses. Hayakawa Rin, how can you expect a reward for doing someone a favor? That's despicable! And what do you mean, offering him an ice rink? It's the only thing you have, sure, but would an Olympic champion really be short on ice rinks? Stop dreaming! ** And yet, as it turns out, the Olympic champion really is short on ice rinks. A few years later. Standing on the top of the Olympic podium, Hayakawa Rin looks back on that rainy night and realizes: Those naive, outrageous fantasies of hers have all come true, and then some. She can't help raising the gold medal on her chest toward Yataka Jun in the coaches' section, beaming as she holds up one finger. Who'd have thought that after bringing an Olympic champion home, she'd become one herself! Theme: I found my god, and never expected that he was waiting for me to become his light, too.