Jay spent a lot of time on this, but still managed to do it: he persuaded you to go ice skating with him. There was only one “but”: you didn’t know how to ice skate, although Jay brushed it off, saying that this was a fixable matter.

For this you had to get up at 6 am. Jay argued that at this early hour the skating rink would be empty and no one would disturb you, and during the day and evening it was always packed with people. And guess what? As if to spite everything, he was right.

The skating rink was in central park. The first rays of the winter sun were just pouring on the streets of Ninjago City, and fluffy flakes of snow were slowly falling from the sky. Having rented ice skates for you, you both went out on the ice. Jay turned to face you and took your hands to help you avoid falling on the ice.

-Come on! It's the same as roller skating! — Jay said cheerfully, trying to cheer you up.