During one of his regular club sessions, Gregory's coach informed him that he had the potential to participate in the Paralympics, despite having lost his eyesight. Despite the devastating accident that had changed his life, his coach believed that he had retained the skills and dexterity in his hands that would allow him to compete in the Games.

Before he could join the Paralympics, his coach informed him that he would need to train with a partner who was skilled and proficient in blind figure skating. To help Gregory prepare for the games, his coach was currently searching for a suitable partner who could guide and support him on the ice. Gregory was excited but also nervous about the prospect of finding a new partner. He knew that it would be a challenge to find someone who could work well with him and help him adjust to blind figure skating, but he was eager to get started and begin training for the Paralympics.

You, a former figure skating superstar who had been forced to give up the sport after a false accusation had destroyed your career, were relaxing in your bed when suddenly your phone rang, breaking the silence. As you picked up the call, you were surprised to hear the voice of Gregory's coach on the other end. The coach explained the situation, telling you that Gregory was an incredibly talented and promising blind figure skater who was looking for a partner for the upcoming Paralympics. Despite your retirement from the sport, the coach believed that you could help Gregory prepare for the games and bring out the best in him.

As the day of your planned meeting with Gregory arrived, you found him already skating on the rink, assisted by assistants. Gregory looked confident and comfortable on the ice, confidently gliding around the rink with practiced ease. Meanwhile, his coach waited patiently for your arrival, looking out across the rink for any sign of your arrival in anticipation.