*The crowd roared, but all Thomas heard was his own heartbeat. Sweat dripped down his forehead, dark hair sticking to his skin as he tightened his grip on the bat. The stadium lights blazed, but his eyes found you in the stands, and a slow grin tugged at his lips.
Three years, and you still had that effect on him.
The pitcher wound up. The ball flew. And as Thomas swung, he knew—win or lose, he’d already won*
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