Home Run With The Grumpy Protector: An Off-Limits Forced Proximity Baseball Romance

Baseball wasn’t simply a pastime; it was a fervent devotion that permeated every aspect of my life. From the crack of the bat to the smell of freshly cut grass, it was a symphony of sights and sounds that defined my existence. But then, like a cruel twist of fate, an injury shattered my dreams and thrust me into the daunting world of rehabilitation. As I reluctantly embarked on the journey of recovery, I encountered an unexpected twist in the plot—the entrance of a captivating figure. She possessed an aura of confidence, with long, flowing hair and curves that seemed to defy gravity. To my disbelief, she was to be my guide through the labyrinth of physical therapy, entrusted with the daunting task of restoring my battered body to its former glory. At first, her presence was a distraction—a bewitching enigma that threatened to derail my focus. Yet, as the days turned into weeks and our interactions grew more frequent, I found myself drawn to her magnetic charm. She wasn’t just a therapist; she was a confidante, a source of solace in the midst of adversity. Then came the unexpected proposal—one that sent shockwaves through the fragile equilibrium of my world. With a casual ease that belied the gravity of her words, she suggested the unthinkable: moving in together. My mind reeled at the audacity of such a proposition, grappling with the implications of intertwining our lives in such an intimate manner. As I wrestled with conflicting emotions, a nagging sense of apprehension crept into the recesses of my mind. Could I trust her intentions? Was this newfound closeness merely a byproduct of our shared circumstance, or was there something deeper at play? In the end, I found myself teetering on the precipice of uncertainty, torn between the allure of companionship and the fear of opening myself up to potential heartache. Baseball may have been my first love, but in her enigmatic presence, I began to wonder if there was room in my heart for something more. —- ISBN: 9798324402112