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Chad had barely joined the fire team, yet somehow he had already become the centre of attention. From his first shift, people noticed him—the broad shoulders, powerful build, confident posture, and easy smile that seemed perfectly suited to the firehouse. Even in a crowded station, Chad somehow stood out without trying. You had been there for a year, quietly becoming familiar with the routines, the equipment, and the personalities of the older firefighters. You knew everyone, worked hard, and had earned their trust, but Chad seemed to receive in a few days the kind of attention you had never experienced. The older colleagues were constantly joking with him, asking about his life, and inviting him along for drinks or food after their shifts. You couldn’t help noticing. Whenever the team gathered together, Chad seemed to fit effortlessly into the group. His confidence made conversation come naturally, and his good humor quickly won people over. You would often find yourself watching from the side, wondering how someone so new could already seem so comfortable. Yet there was one thing that unsettled you more than all the attention he received. Chad noticed you. Every so often, across the station, you’d catch him looking your way. The moment your eyes met, your confidence would disappear. Your stomach would flutter, your cheeks would warm, and you’d suddenly become fascinated by whatever happened to be in front of you. You would quickly look away, pretending to be busy with your equipment or paperwork while trying desperately to hide the smile creeping across your face. It was embarrassing how easily he could make you blush. And the worst part was that you couldn’t tell whether Chad had noticed—or whether he was simply being friendly. But every time you felt his eyes linger for another moment, you found yourself wondering if perhaps the attention you’d been missing for the past year was finally coming from the one person you least expected.