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Cold Brook has a supernatural past, and the vampire who opens the door on it is the brother you were warned about. You meet the quiet Salloway first. Then Terrick comes back to cause chaos, digs up the tomb he has been chasing one woman through two lifetimes for, and finds a network of trapped vampires where she was supposed to be. She comes back anyway, uninvited, and brings something older than the town in with her.
Your best friend was family. Your husband knew it. Now you've found out about their two-year affair—and Wes admits he tried to warn you about her years ago. He just never warned you about himself.
The hall goes quiet when the professor reads out his name beside yours, and then everybody looks at the floor. Kingsley Carruthers is the one the whole university calls the Cinder: the boy who walked out of a house fire at nine and has been followed by small disasters ever since. One of four people on this campus who came back from the breach with something still burning in him, and the only one who will not say what. The project is forty per cent of your grade. He has already left the room. He is waiting at the end of the corridor with his hands in his pockets, and he is going to tell you the real reason nobody will sit next to him before you ask.
A year of separate rooms ends tonight in a storm, when your cold husband stands in your doorway and says he wants a child, and then says you can refuse him. Kingsley Whittaker married you because your father is his most important business partner, and on the wedding day your father told him plainly that you had been given no choice. So he made one promise in the vestibule: a year, separate rooms, no claim on you, and your signature on the door clause at the end of it. Tonight is the end of it, and he has kept the interest on your father's loan paid since June so that the marriage would stop being a debt.
Eight years married to him, and tonight he has come home with a woman and a contract. Mstislav Wierzbicki runs the Wierzbicki house and one of the largest companies in the country, and for a year the council has been telling him that a house without an heir is a house waiting to be divided. He has refused them eleven times. Tonight he went to the dinner alone, and he came back with Vera, and a contract, and something he is going to have to say to you in the hall with the door still open.
Your father signed a contract in your absence, and the man holding it has just sent his own table out of the room. Zdenek Dabrowski inherited a house of men who expect a wedding performed in front of them like an auction. He has been dreading this evening for a week, not because of you, but because he has decided not to give them the performance, and that decision is going to cost him. The contract is real, it has four clauses, and he is going to go down on one knee to hand it to you, because he would rather be seen doing that than the other thing.
The wedding was at four. By eight the ballroom has been turned into his ex-wife's birthday party, and you are sitting on his left. Predrag Zielonka runs the Zielonka house and half the port, and he signed this marriage as a treaty between two families who have been shooting at each other since before you were born. He did not cancel Milena's party, because Milena booked it in March. The bracelet is in the black case. Everyone at that table knows what it is. He is going to hand it to her in front of a hundred guests, and then he is going to find out what you are like when you are not being polite.
He is the one who signed for this flat, and he is the one standing in the corridor not knocking, because he already told the other two to leave you alone. Jared Ovenden works nights on the harbour tugs and counts things for a living without meaning to: four plates, three mugs, one door he is not allowed to open. He has your coffee in his hand and the sentence he wants to say is four words long. He is not going to ask you to be grateful for a room. He is going to leave the mug on the floor and go back to the kitchen, and he will do that every morning until you decide something.
Six of them, one door, and a phone that is not yours in somebody else's hand. Lucija Zabielski captains the university swim team and has been furious since Tuesday, when a video of her best friend came off a phone in the changing rooms and went round the second-year group chat. The man who took it is gone. You were standing near the vents with your bag on your shoulder and your phone in your hand, and she has decided what that means. She is wrong, she is going to find out she is wrong in front of her own team, and she is the sort of person who would rather be wrong loudly than quietly.
Nine at night, the last meeting over, and your boss has come out of his office to stand at your desk. Radomil Zawadzki runs a company with eleven thousand employees and has spent six weeks trying to talk himself out of this. He is married, the marriage has been over since June, and the papers go in on Monday, which is the only reason he is standing here now. He has three sentences prepared. The third one is the one that decides whether you still have a desk on Monday, and he has already put it in writing with HR.
The boy at the record counter calls himself Wynn, and the note in your bin was signed by a Quast, and both of them are standing in the back room with their hands shaking. Josias Quast is twenty-three, delivers newspapers at five, and has spent four months being somebody else behind a counter because the town decided what his family was before he could talk. He heard what your friends said about him, and he is not going to ask you to defend him. He has written a page and it is in his pocket: what he is asking for, what he will not do, one word that stops everything, and a line at the bottom where you can end it out loud or in writing. You can tear it up in front of him and he will still walk you home.
The pack shoved you into his room because the alpha's body is failing and somebody decided a stranger could be spent on it. Berthold Uhlmann leads the Uhlmann pack and has spent eleven years keeping his own cycle away from other people, which is why there are cuffs on his nightstand and a doctor on the other side of the door. He did not ask for you, he does not accept payment in people, and the first thing he does after throwing the pack out is tell you where the door is.
After the accident, her life changed in a single day, and by the time you get on this train she has stopped waiting for anyone who promised to come back. Yuna Sato was twenty years old. Until then she had lived an ordinary life: friends, plans for the future, a boyfriend she trusted, and the feeling that she still had years ahead of her. Then the accident happened, the promises turned into excuses, and her parents put her on a train with a small bag that was almost everything she had left.
Two months ago, one reckless college party changed everything for you. Now, after a drunken night neither of you expected to matter, you discover that you are pregnant—and the father may not even remember you.
Grayson Kempton has been cheating on you for three years. He never stopped loving you, never wanted out of the marriage, and never believed what he was doing was okay. He simply kept choosing one more day before facing the consequences. When you finally catch him, the charming, affectionate husband you know reacts with panic, anger, defensiveness and selective honesty. Worse, he is not the only one who knew — Desmond Ackley, your best friend of nineteen years, has known from the beginning, and Grayson let him keep the secret too.
One month ago Nellie Marnoch's life was completely ordinary: 23, university, exams, money, and then one party and one night with you. By morning you went your separate ways — no relationship, no promises, no plans to see each other again. Several weeks later she was pregnant, and yours is the only name on the list. She spent days trying to fix it alone, and she failed.
You spent months planning a surprise party for your husband's 40th birthday. Everyone he loves is waiting when Wendell finally walks through the door — holding another woman's hand. Forty candles are lit, sixteen years of photographs are hung over the mantel, and you are standing in the middle of all of it.
Her hall pass just walked past her at a party — you. Her boyfriend's in the other room. Her loyalty is on the line.
For months Nanako had repeated the same promise whenever you managed to call home: she was waiting, the apartment would still be there, and nothing important would change before you saw each other again. Yuuto Kitamura was supposed to be one of the people you never needed to worry about — your friend since childhood, the one who checked on her, helped with something around the apartment, brought groceries in a difficult week. Then the visits became something neither of them mentions anymore — and you came home earlier than expected, to Yuuto standing several steps behind her, barefoot and dressed like someone with no intention of leaving soon.
College parties are supposed to be forgettable — but the night you spent with Wylder Brinkley, Cadborough's star quarterback, the guy every girl wants, is one you can't shake. You slipped out before sunrise, leaving nothing behind... except your best friend Birdie's library card. Now Wylder is searching for the mysterious girl from that night. He thinks it's Birdie. He's asked her out. But something gnaws at him — she doesn't feel right, doesn't smell right, doesn't make his pulse race the way that stranger did. And every time his eyes land on you across campus, he feels a pull he can't explain. Meanwhile Shep — sweet, charming Shep — has been by your side the whole time, waiting for you to notice him.
Cold Brook has a supernatural past, and the vampire who opens the door on it is the brother you were warned about. You meet the quiet Salloway first. Then Terrick comes back to cause chaos, digs up the tomb he has been chasing one woman through two lifetimes for, and finds a network of trapped vampires where she was supposed to be. She comes back anyway, uninvited, and brings something older than the town in with her.
Your best friend was family. Your husband knew it. Now you've found out about their two-year affair—and Wes admits he tried to warn you about her years ago. He just never warned you about himself.
The hall goes quiet when the professor reads out his name beside yours, and then everybody looks at the floor. Kingsley Carruthers is the one the whole university calls the Cinder: the boy who walked out of a house fire at nine and has been followed by small disasters ever since. One of four people on this campus who came back from the breach with something still burning in him, and the only one who will not say what. The project is forty per cent of your grade. He has already left the room. He is waiting at the end of the corridor with his hands in his pockets, and he is going to tell you the real reason nobody will sit next to him before you ask.
A year of separate rooms ends tonight in a storm, when your cold husband stands in your doorway and says he wants a child, and then says you can refuse him. Kingsley Whittaker married you because your father is his most important business partner, and on the wedding day your father told him plainly that you had been given no choice. So he made one promise in the vestibule: a year, separate rooms, no claim on you, and your signature on the door clause at the end of it. Tonight is the end of it, and he has kept the interest on your father's loan paid since June so that the marriage would stop being a debt.
Eight years married to him, and tonight he has come home with a woman and a contract. Mstislav Wierzbicki runs the Wierzbicki house and one of the largest companies in the country, and for a year the council has been telling him that a house without an heir is a house waiting to be divided. He has refused them eleven times. Tonight he went to the dinner alone, and he came back with Vera, and a contract, and something he is going to have to say to you in the hall with the door still open.
Your father signed a contract in your absence, and the man holding it has just sent his own table out of the room. Zdenek Dabrowski inherited a house of men who expect a wedding performed in front of them like an auction. He has been dreading this evening for a week, not because of you, but because he has decided not to give them the performance, and that decision is going to cost him. The contract is real, it has four clauses, and he is going to go down on one knee to hand it to you, because he would rather be seen doing that than the other thing.
The wedding was at four. By eight the ballroom has been turned into his ex-wife's birthday party, and you are sitting on his left. Predrag Zielonka runs the Zielonka house and half the port, and he signed this marriage as a treaty between two families who have been shooting at each other since before you were born. He did not cancel Milena's party, because Milena booked it in March. The bracelet is in the black case. Everyone at that table knows what it is. He is going to hand it to her in front of a hundred guests, and then he is going to find out what you are like when you are not being polite.
He is the one who signed for this flat, and he is the one standing in the corridor not knocking, because he already told the other two to leave you alone. Jared Ovenden works nights on the harbour tugs and counts things for a living without meaning to: four plates, three mugs, one door he is not allowed to open. He has your coffee in his hand and the sentence he wants to say is four words long. He is not going to ask you to be grateful for a room. He is going to leave the mug on the floor and go back to the kitchen, and he will do that every morning until you decide something.
Six of them, one door, and a phone that is not yours in somebody else's hand. Lucija Zabielski captains the university swim team and has been furious since Tuesday, when a video of her best friend came off a phone in the changing rooms and went round the second-year group chat. The man who took it is gone. You were standing near the vents with your bag on your shoulder and your phone in your hand, and she has decided what that means. She is wrong, she is going to find out she is wrong in front of her own team, and she is the sort of person who would rather be wrong loudly than quietly.
Nine at night, the last meeting over, and your boss has come out of his office to stand at your desk. Radomil Zawadzki runs a company with eleven thousand employees and has spent six weeks trying to talk himself out of this. He is married, the marriage has been over since June, and the papers go in on Monday, which is the only reason he is standing here now. He has three sentences prepared. The third one is the one that decides whether you still have a desk on Monday, and he has already put it in writing with HR.
The boy at the record counter calls himself Wynn, and the note in your bin was signed by a Quast, and both of them are standing in the back room with their hands shaking. Josias Quast is twenty-three, delivers newspapers at five, and has spent four months being somebody else behind a counter because the town decided what his family was before he could talk. He heard what your friends said about him, and he is not going to ask you to defend him. He has written a page and it is in his pocket: what he is asking for, what he will not do, one word that stops everything, and a line at the bottom where you can end it out loud or in writing. You can tear it up in front of him and he will still walk you home.
The pack shoved you into his room because the alpha's body is failing and somebody decided a stranger could be spent on it. Berthold Uhlmann leads the Uhlmann pack and has spent eleven years keeping his own cycle away from other people, which is why there are cuffs on his nightstand and a doctor on the other side of the door. He did not ask for you, he does not accept payment in people, and the first thing he does after throwing the pack out is tell you where the door is.
After the accident, her life changed in a single day, and by the time you get on this train she has stopped waiting for anyone who promised to come back. Yuna Sato was twenty years old. Until then she had lived an ordinary life: friends, plans for the future, a boyfriend she trusted, and the feeling that she still had years ahead of her. Then the accident happened, the promises turned into excuses, and her parents put her on a train with a small bag that was almost everything she had left.
Two months ago, one reckless college party changed everything for you. Now, after a drunken night neither of you expected to matter, you discover that you are pregnant—and the father may not even remember you.
Grayson Kempton has been cheating on you for three years. He never stopped loving you, never wanted out of the marriage, and never believed what he was doing was okay. He simply kept choosing one more day before facing the consequences. When you finally catch him, the charming, affectionate husband you know reacts with panic, anger, defensiveness and selective honesty. Worse, he is not the only one who knew — Desmond Ackley, your best friend of nineteen years, has known from the beginning, and Grayson let him keep the secret too.
One month ago Nellie Marnoch's life was completely ordinary: 23, university, exams, money, and then one party and one night with you. By morning you went your separate ways — no relationship, no promises, no plans to see each other again. Several weeks later she was pregnant, and yours is the only name on the list. She spent days trying to fix it alone, and she failed.
You spent months planning a surprise party for your husband's 40th birthday. Everyone he loves is waiting when Wendell finally walks through the door — holding another woman's hand. Forty candles are lit, sixteen years of photographs are hung over the mantel, and you are standing in the middle of all of it.
Her hall pass just walked past her at a party — you. Her boyfriend's in the other room. Her loyalty is on the line.
For months Nanako had repeated the same promise whenever you managed to call home: she was waiting, the apartment would still be there, and nothing important would change before you saw each other again. Yuuto Kitamura was supposed to be one of the people you never needed to worry about — your friend since childhood, the one who checked on her, helped with something around the apartment, brought groceries in a difficult week. Then the visits became something neither of them mentions anymore — and you came home earlier than expected, to Yuuto standing several steps behind her, barefoot and dressed like someone with no intention of leaving soon.
College parties are supposed to be forgettable — but the night you spent with Wylder Brinkley, Cadborough's star quarterback, the guy every girl wants, is one you can't shake. You slipped out before sunrise, leaving nothing behind... except your best friend Birdie's library card. Now Wylder is searching for the mysterious girl from that night. He thinks it's Birdie. He's asked her out. But something gnaws at him — she doesn't feel right, doesn't smell right, doesn't make his pulse race the way that stranger did. And every time his eyes land on you across campus, he feels a pull he can't explain. Meanwhile Shep — sweet, charming Shep — has been by your side the whole time, waiting for you to notice him.