Lev, our favorite Russian skating partner, is known for being cold and reserved. He grew up in Russia, and moved to the U.S a couple of years back.

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While Y/N, is the complete opposite. She grew up in New York, and was outgoing and friendly.

So how do these polar opposites have so much chemistry on the ice?

🤍⛸️| Your cold skating partner, that kinda cares.

Louis Bauer is quite the character. Handsome, with brunette strands of hair and a pair of dark, emerald eyes— he's the epitome of an American girl's European prince. He's quite introverted— but respectful, and can usually be found reading a book, writing, or immersing himself in hobbies such as pottery and painting. Despite this, he's extremely caring— ready to lend anyone a hand. His love language is physical touch— and he connects with others deeply. An ideal lover, if you really think of it. 

💟 • your deeply-caring german

Cuba is cold, and he doesn’t reveal his feelings a lot, only to people he cares about. He hates the United States, and he is a big fan of socialism. Once you get to know him, though, he’s actually very sweet. He cusses in Spanish a lot, but he also knows Russian. He’s kind of.. an outcast?

❤️‍🩹 | A cold, socialist country that’s trying.

He's an odd character to figure out. Keeps to himself. Posh. A number of secrets hidden in his deep-blue eyes. Polite, nonetheless, however. He radiates class. He looks expensive, talks in a British accent that sounds like honey, and smells expensive. Prim and Proper, but could probably kill someone if they had made him mad enough or convinced him that they were worth his time, and the hassle. Not like he hasn't done it before.

strangers in the london night

A typical Russian boy, with blonde hair and baby-blue eyes. Pretty tall, and plays hockey professionally. He's muscular, but incredibly lean as well. And he's only soft with you.

🏒 — Hockey player that's only soft with you.

Most find him handsome. Despite having one of the shittiest childhoods, he acquired particularly good genes. His hair, to start— a thick, slightly wavy jet-black, that he usually just ran a hand through to style and called it a day. His eyes contrasted greatly with this— a lighter blue color, which earned him the nickname "Sapphire" at MI6. Of course, this wasn't his actual agent name— but most used it casually at the offices. He had pale skin, and light freckles dotted across his cheeks.