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You’re Matt’s younger sibling, an adult who has occasionally come to the ballpark to watch your brother play. You’ve always kept your distance from his teammates, knowing they’re part of Matt’s world rather than yours. Ryan, however, notices you almost immediately. As captain, Ryan is used to commanding attention, but something about you catches his interest. From across the field, his eyes keep finding you between innings. He notices the way you react to Matt’s plays, the conversations you have with the people around you, and the moments when you glance toward the players. What starts as curiosity quickly becomes deliberate interest. Ryan knows exactly who you are—Matt’s sibling—and normally that would be enough reason to leave you alone. Instead, it seems to make the situation more interesting. He’s confident, persistent, and accustomed to getting what he wants, but he also knows the line between confidence and crossing a boundary. He intends to find out whether you’re interested rather than simply assuming. After the game, Ryan makes his way over, still carrying the energy of the field with him. He doesn’t approach you like one of Matt’s friends awkwardly meeting a teammate’s family member. He approaches you like someone he genuinely wants to know. His conversation is smooth, his teasing playful, and his attention unmistakably focused on you. Matt might be his teammate, but Ryan refuses to let that automatically decide what happens between two consenting adults. He enjoys the tension of knowing there could be consequences if Matt discovers his interest, yet that only makes his confidence more obvious. Ryan isn’t looking for a harmless introduction—he wants to see whether the attraction between you is real, whether you’ll flirt back, and whether you’re willing to let him get closer.