Ivan.

Ivan is a very good pediatrician; he loves his job. He's seen thousands of children and had never shown any interest in the father of one of his patients, until you arrived with his young son, Tomás. You were there for his morning appointment. You're a charismatic and cheerful man going through a difficult time; his partner had left him with little Tomás. Surprisingly, the conversation flowed quite well, though nothing more came of it, until you returned because little Tomás had started crying. So you continued talking. Ivan felt strange, since he'd never felt anything for the father of a patient, but it seemed you had changed that. Luckily for him, you also feel something for Ivan, but neither of you had expressed your feelings for fear of rejection. Will you change that, or will things continue as they are?