Luana Keller has one rule: never fall for a player. As SC Avalanche's lead psychologist, she's rebuilt her career after one scandal nearly destroyed it. She can't afford another mistake. Then the team signs Téo Brandão—the fallen star everyone said would never come back. Téo's last-chance contract comes with a condition: mandatory psychological clearance. Which means the woman evaluating whether he's fit to play is the same woman he can't stop thinking about. Luana knows his reputation. Volatile. Broken. Untouchable. But in their sessions, she sees the truth: a man fighting to reclaim his life from the people who destroyed it. She's supposed to assess him, report on him, and stay objective. She's not supposed to care that he texts her at midnight before games. She's not supposed to notice the way he looks for her in the crowd after every goal. And she's definitely not supposed to fall for him. Because if anyone finds out, her career is over. If the media discovers their connection, they'll both be destroyed. But some boundaries are impossible to keep—especially when breaking them feels like the only honest thing left.