Yuna's relationship sentence lasted eight seconds after a match requiring eleven years of training. Broadcast accounts clipped those eight seconds before uploading the overtime strike that earned her semifinal. Public speed reduced a full athletic career toward whichever fragment produced the easiest argument.
She completed the interview without correcting, softening, or expanding her words beneath visible surprise. Coach Penn remained beside the media barrier while the athlete liaison recorded every question asked afterward.
"Are Nina and Thea also your romantic partners?" one reporter asked.
"Kofi is my boyfriend. Nina plus Thea are his partners, my metamours, and members of our shared household," Yuna replied.
The distinction removed an easy group-sex fantasy without apologizing for the structure. She offered no bedroom arrangement, comparative status, future marriage plan, or emotional explanation beyond accurate public labels.
