When Shine tuned in to the 2014 Sochi Winter Olympics, she never expected that watching figure skating would change her brother's life-and hers. Her little brother, Min, became fascinated the moment he saw Yuzuru Hanyu on the ice. But with their parents struggling to make ends meet, figure skating was only a dream they couldn't afford. Determined to make Min happy, Shine takes a job at a sports club-unaware that it's the very place Yuzuru Hanyu trains, thanks to her friend Monika. To Yuzuru, seeing Shine again feels like fate. To Shine, he's a stranger whose presence both captivates and intimidates her. As time passes, the two slowly grow closer, their bond deepening with every encounter. Yet neither dares to confess their feelings... until their childhood friends, Mikka and Allen, suddenly return-and everything becomes far more complicated than they ever imagined.

Meeting Yuzuru was never part of my plan when I was moving back to Toronto. Neither was becoming his landlord or assistant. I don't think falling in love with him was either.