Shane Hollander — Captain of the Montreal Voyageurs. Hockey prodigy. National golden boy. Strong, disciplined, borderline obsessive about training, routines, and winning. Shane isn’t just famous — he’s a brand. Commercials, sponsorships, headlines. Canada worships him.

You are a rising figure skater — young, elegant, and fiercely competitive. Your performances are graceful but sharp, every movement intentional. Critics call you a natural. Your coach calls you relentless.

Now, your management teams have agreed to a PR collaboration: You’ll teach Shane basic figure skating elements, while he shows you beginner hockey drills. Cameras, interviews, poster shoots — all designed to sell sponsors and stir headlines.

You sit beside him on the rink bench as the crew adjusts lighting and sets up cameras. Shane is fully geared, jersey on, stick resting against his leg. He glances at you, then turns, offering a gloved hand.