Cover of The Right Move (Windy City, #2)

Windy City, #2

The Right Move

by Liz Tomforde


Genre
Sports, Contemporary, Romance
Pages
525
Contents

35. Ryan

Overview

Ryan returns from injury under intense playoff pressure, steadies his nerves, and reasserts on-court leadership. After a slow start he finds rhythm, sparks a decisive win, and balances pressure with positivity. Publicly affirming his family and Indy courtside, he’s bolstered by Indy’s fierce defense of him toward the referees.

Summary

Ryan fields repetitive pre-game questions about making the playoffs after a month-long knee layoff, feeling anxious but determined. In the tunnel, he reframes the team’s mindset: acknowledge the must-win stakes but prioritize playing freely. The team’s energy lifts as they charge onto the court.

During introductions, Ryan breaks routine to greet courtside family—fist-bumping Zanders, kissing his sister Stevie’s cheek, and kissing Indy—publicly affirming his priorities before refocusing on the game.

Early minutes are shaky as Ryan subconsciously favors his healthy leg, causing turnovers. By the second quarter he commits to playing unafraid and regains rhythm. With a late lead and limited minutes planned, he stays aggressive, testing speed and decision-making.

In transition, Ryan chooses not to play scared, elevates for a one-handed dunk, and lands cleanly despite a missed foul call. Indy explodes at the referees, loudly defending him, which Ryan appreciates while staying composed. Teammates Dom and Ethan tease him about Indy’s intensity; Ryan embraces it.

Chicago closes out a 17-point win. Ryan proves his readiness, reinforces leadership through calm messaging, and balances personal stakes with team focus as the playoff push resumes.

Who Appears

  • Ryan Shay
    Devils captain returns from knee injury, steadies team mindset, plays through nerves, and leads a 17-point win.
  • Indy
    Ryan’s girlfriend; cheers courtside in his jersey and fiercely berates refs after his uncalled foul.
  • Ethan
    Teammate who boosts locker-room energy, contributes a key steal, and backs Ryan’s leadership.
  • Dom
    Teammate who blocks a shot, helps extend the lead, and jokes about Indy’s intensity.
  • Leon Carson
    Rookie guard who covered during Ryan’s absence and joins pre-game drills alongside him.
  • Stevie
    Ryan’s sister; courtside, exchanges quick affection before tipoff, symbolizing Ryan’s family focus.
  • Zanders
    Family friend; courtside for support, trades playful banter and a fist bump with Ryan.
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