AlexandriaGrey_
Rin Tanaka has always understood softball better than people.
From behind home plate, everything makes sense. She can read a batter's stance, catch the smallest change in a pitcher's release, and see a play forming before anyone else on the field does. It's where she's most comfortable-calling pitches, chasing wins, and proving that being a left-handed catcher doesn't make her any less capable.
Kageyama Tobio is different.
He's blunt, intense, impossible to read, and somehow just as obsessed with volleyball as Rin is with softball. Their worlds should have stayed separate, connected only by the fact that he happens to play with her older brother.
Instead, they keep colliding.
Shared gym space turns into conversations. Conversations turn into something harder to ignore. And somewhere between practices, games, school projects, bruised knees, bad tempers, and the pressure to keep winning, Rin starts to realize that Kageyama might understand her in a way she never expected.
Neither of them is looking for love.
Their timing might just be perfect anyway.
-DISCLAIMER-
There will be some uses of string language in this book. Along with thoughts of depression, fluff, and maybe a lemon, I haven't got that far yet.