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Short story of one finger handstand

Added 2025-01-17 10:46:54 +0000 UTC

Dear Supporters Thank you for your warm support. Today I would like to try something new and write a short story for illustration. One Sunday afternoon, Yumika was off duty, so she was exercising her body at a nearby park. She was moving with agility, using obstacles such as card rails and rocks to perform somersaults and breezes with ease. After a short workout, she sat down on a bench to rest, and suddenly decided to do a one-finger inversion. I'm not very good at that one, but sometimes I have to face it...” She placed her left index finger on a round pebble and began to invert with both hands. With her toes in a perfect posture, she slowly opened her legs and tilted her body backward at an angle to the right. Then, she removed her right hand and stood in an inverted position with only one finger. Each time her weight was concentrated on her fingertips, the pebbles swayed slightly, but Yumika stared at her fingertips and kept her whole body perfectly balanced. The wind made her body rotate slightly, but she did not fall over. It was no easy feat, even for a physical prodigy like herself, and she was covered in sweat. Children who were playing nearby stopped playing and cheered when they saw her. She's amazing,” they said! She's standing up with just one finger! No way! I've never seen anything like that! The children tried to imitate her, but they could not even do an overturn and soon fell down, but they seemed to enjoy it. But she did not hear them. She was just focused on the pebbles in front of her and the sensations in her fingertips. As it was, she successfully completed the one-minute inversion. When she put her feet back on the ground, the children ran up to her, their mouths full of admiration. The “flexible lady were so cool!" "you were standing with just one finger! How did you do that?" Yumika squatted down and smiled calmly as she stroked the children. "Thank you, but it's dangerous so you shouldn't imitate me. If you break your fingers, it will really hurt." The children continued to show their interest in her, and she began to prepare for her next move.