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*** 'Does it hurt when you fall off the ice?' he asked me in a tone which I didn't think I could read through. I smiled and of course, answered; 'Of course, but soon I got used to the pain of falling. Why'd you ask?' He turned away and looked at the road ahead of him. The wind brushed through our hair like a mother brushing her dear fingers through her son's. 'Quite like me. Whenever I breathe, I feel like I'm going to die. Humans need air to breathe but I don't have any air. So after getting used to the pain of always nearly dying, I've gotten used to it.' 'Is that so? Quite an explanation there,' I had been staring at his chest that has been going up and down slowly and slower then slower. 'Unless your from Mars, then you don't need air. I'm from Earth but I can't have the air. So maybe I'll move to Mars.' *** Short Story ♡ Japanese Names Used After winning the gold medal of Pyeongchang 2029, I haven't been so happy. I've broken three world records and four of my own. I managed to land a quintuple twice and I've made a breaking point in history's ice skating. But though, it doesn't seem like I'm filled yet. Filled with happiness fully. But soon, I found out that the place that hadn't been filled with happiness will never be filled. Because that place is called "Others". And some others can't even fill their whole body with happiness. Book Word Count: 3036

15-Year-Old Madison Hanks is used to winning. She can beat any swimmer from her club team and hasn't lost many races. This winning streak continues when she participates in the 2014 and 2015 World Championships. However, this streak may come to an end when she qualifies to swim in the biggest race of a swimmer's life- the 2016 Rio Olympics.

"In the world of figure skating, starting at seventeen isn't just late-it's impossible." Jen Watson has spent her life as a background character. An outcast in high school and "good at nothing" at home, she's resigned to a life of invisibility. But her quiet world is shattered when her childhood best friend, John Jones, returns to town. Once the boy from the sandbox, John is now the "Ice Prince"-a Junior National skating prodigy with a heart as cold as the rink he trains on. Since moving away, John has lived in a shadow of depression, skating only to chase the memory of the girl he left behind. When he sees Jen again, he doesn't see a "talentless" girl; he sees the spark he's been missing. Against the warnings of coaches, the sabotage of elite rivals like Sasha Miller, and the crushing weight of the "Axel Wall," John vows to teach Jen how to fly. To stand beside him, Jen must survive 4:00 AM practices, bruised bones, and the reality that she's years behind the competition. But Jen isn't just skating for a medal. She's skating to catch up to the boy who never stopped looking for her. One edge. One jump. One chance to prove that it's never too late to find your fire.