The ice is a cold surface, but for them, it was the only place where they remembered being happy. After being wounded by the people they trusted most, fate hands them a second chance in the form of a childhood love. A bond that resurfaces with a single glance, yet comes with a question burned into their minds: "Don’t you remember me?"
​Their love story has only just begun, but the shadows of the past are not willing to let them go. With vengeance looming over their private lives and sabotage threatening their skating careers, danger is everywhere. Will their light withstand the chill of betrayal, or will they ultimately shatter under the pressure?

​The final note of the minimalist piano died out in the arena's loudspeakers, leaving behind a dense, almost sepulchral silence. In the center of the Skate America ice, Bek halted his final rotation with a painful rigidity, keeping his head low as his ragged breathing formed small clouds of vapor in the gelid October air. His onyx eyes, blurred by tears of frustration, fixed upon the surface battered by the fall. He knew what was coming. The technical error on the Triple Axel left him out of the fight for the top individual spots of the Grand Prix, but the true cost of that failure would not be measured on the electronic scoreboard—it lay in the isolation that awaited him upon crossing the wooden barrier.


Chapter 74 - The Verdict of the Boards