Allowed to be sad

There are some things in this world most people would never believe, even if they find themselves eye to eye to them. For example, who would believe that Yakov Feltsman, the most grumpy coach in ice skating history, was actually a softie with a heart for romantic gestures? Who would think that sensual Christophe Giacometti was a really shy kid when he first started skating? Or, on top of all that, who would actually believe that Yuri Plitsetsky, the probably moodiest and most prickly skater ever seen, has a really bad crush on his fellow competitor slash first actual friend Otabek Altin?

Most people would also think Victor Nikiforov managed the nearly impossibly task to coach Yuuri Katsuki, a great skater with even greater anxiety, to become one of best ice figure skaters. However, like so many things in this world, most people would never believe that it was actually Yuuri Kastuki with his panic attacks, his love for Katsudon and his adorable blue glasses, who saved the great skater Victor Nikiforov.