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He's Dating the Russian Swimmer

[Honestly, I don’t know what I should answer him.] Dino thought with his face red while also not gazing directly at Ivan’s eyes. [But still...My heart is beating fast.] At that moment, Ivan took Dino’s right hand and put it on his own chest, making Dino feel Ivan’s heartbeat. “Dino, can you feel my heartbeat?” Ivan asked in an attractive deep voice while smiling gently, with the pupils of his eyes also dilated. “It’s beating just for you.” Dino Luis Ortega is an 18-year-old Filipino college student who is a big fan of Ivan Sadovsky. Ivan Sadovsky is a 27-year-old Russian professional swimmer who has been in the sports industry for five years. One day, Ivan and Dino accidentally meet, with Ivan beginning to show a romantic interest in Dino during their meeting. Dino also eventually falls in love with Ivan. Will their love for each other be strong enough to overcome the trials that they are about to face together? Read on and find out! Inspired by the Japanese animated shows Yuri On Ice and Free. Book cover designed by Runa Leexhian

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Chapter 95

After a series of follow up questions from the interviewers, Ivan finally went back to his hotel, feeling relieved and satisfied that he had already settled something that could have caused even more scandal and misunderstanding amongst many people, especially to Dino's parents. He knew that even though there are still narrow-minded people who would not believe him, he did not care about it at all. What mattered to him was that he told the truth, the absolute truth. 

[I really hope that my statement would make the media stop asking me if I have a new girlfriend or something.] Ivan thought. [And I hope that Irina won't be hugging me like that anymore.] 

At the back of his mind, Ivan was hoping that neither Dino's parents nor brother had seen the picture at all, or they all might scold him for it. Still, he was not nervous about them finding out about it since he knew that he had nothing to be guilty about.