Tazusa is a figure skater chasing Olympic glory, but her reputation precedes her: a string of catastrophic falls at crucial moments has made her a punchline rather than a contender. Then comes a freak accident that changes everything. A Canadian skater named Pete dies during a routine, and his ghost refuses to move on. Instead, Pete possesses Tazusa's body, bound to her for the next hundred days before he can finally rest. What starts as an invasion of her body and mind becomes something more complicated. Pete knows things about skating that Tazusa desperately needs, and she knows things about herself she's been running from. With a ghost in her head and the Olympics looming, Tazusa has to figure out whether she's competing for herself or for the spirit haunting her every move. It's equal parts sports drama and supernatural romance, balancing the grind of athletic pursuit against the strange intimacy of sharing your body with a stranger. The clock is ticking on both fronts: the selection tournament and Pete's deadline to move on.