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Best Friends, Ex-Friends (till the end), (better off as) Lovers (and not the other way around)

Summary:

“Useless!” Yuri yelled, chucking his phone at the ground. The phone, however, did not reply, and instead bounced off and landed a few feet away with a swirl of dirt.
“Stupid Victor,” he muttered. “With that Japanese fatso.”
But then there was a sudden loud noise. Yuri froze. What had intruded the previous calm of the lake? Had Yuuri and Victor finally come back to rescue him?
Yuri sprinted down the path towards the car park. He peered through the trees ahead as he made a turn. It had sounded like an engine - but too loud to belong to a regular car's. What could it be?
There was a motorcycle sat in one of the parks, shiny and black in the fading light. Two helmets sat on the seat but there was no sign of-
SMACK!
-a driver.
OR
A story where Yuuri and Victor try to get Yuri and Otabek to become friends again after months of no communication.
*written pre ep 12 (for future reference)

Chapter 1: BEST FRIENDS

Summary:

A summary of Otabek and Yuri's friendship in the past.

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They had met when Yuri was ten, and Otabek was thirteen.

It wasn't a huge age gap; two years and four months. But that still didn't mean that they were wary of each other. Yuri, of Otabek's steely gaze, and Otabek, of Yuri's graceful skating.

It was at a training camp. That training camp held so many firsts: the first time they talked, the first time they identified themselves as friends.

Many others thought that they only became friends through a mutual love for skating, and an equal amount of loneliness. Though they might have been partially correct, neither minded being alone. Their friendship ran deeper than that: much deeper.

Neither could remember how they had come to talking one day. Maybe it was because they had both turned up early. Or maybe it was because at break, Otabek hadn't had anyone to sit with, and since they had talked earlier in the day, Yuri had offered to sit with Otabek. However, the case still remained the same: they became friends.