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486 characters · Page 17
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You were the couple everyone knew. Before the accusations, Orrick Harrowgate was yours — not halfway, not secretly, not when it was convenient. Rank Two at Barrowmere University, football captain, the golden boy who remembered the smallest things about you. Then his childhood friend transferred in at Rank Five, quiet and soft-spoken, and the first accusation was already moving through the halls before the week was out.
You just moved into the Coldbrook house, and not one of the five men already living there was waiting for you. Five Division I hockey players share the lease: a captain who ends things, a charmer who talks his way into them, an enforcer who breaks them, a goalie who feeds everybody, and a rookie who has not looked up from his phone. The music is already loud, preseason started this morning, and nobody belongs to anybody — commitment is the only thing this house does not hand out for free. Love can happen here. It just has to survive the noise first.
You just moved into the Coldbrook hockey house, where five arrogant players share one lease and nobody is waiting for you. Ryland Sturgis is the captain, the enforcer, and the only man in the building who ends things. He does not want the party, he does not want the fight in his kitchen, and he does not want to be interested in whoever just walked through his front door.
You walk into the Coldbrook hockey house on the first night of preseason and the loudest fight in the building is about a phone charger. Milo Brennick is the one who stops it with a joke, gets your name before anyone else does, and then lets two blondes drag him upstairs without a single word of protest. Nobody in this house belongs to anybody, and he is the reason that sentence is true.
You just moved into the Coldbrook house, and the first thing you learn about Chip Lazenby is that he has already broken something tonight. He is the loudest man in the building, the one who fights for a living and apologizes about once a year. There is a girl crying at the bottom of his stairs, a redhead with her hand in his shirt, and an entire party upstairs that he is somehow not responsible for. He decides you are the most interesting thing to happen to him this week.
You just moved into the Coldbrook house, where nobody expected you and nobody is cooking. Errol Padgett is the goalie: quiet, patient, the one who carries the groceries in while four other men shout about a charger upstairs. He is also the only person in the building who asks your name before he asks you to move out of the doorway.
You just moved into the Coldbrook house and the man on the stairs has not looked up from his phone long enough to be impressed. Tait Kinross is the rookie: one season in this house, a shot that got him called up a year early, and a mouth that is going to get him benched before Christmas. There is a blonde on his arm, a party going on around him, and he has already decided you are the most interesting problem in the room.
Serena Lovell is the undisputed queen of this campus, and everyone wants her — you included. Beautiful, effortlessly charismatic, always in control: the kind of woman no one ever truly gets. Relationships are just another game to her, and she is convinced she will never be the one who catches feelings. Then one ridiculous conversation with a friend left a single question stuck in her head. It is probably nonsense, but she cannot stop wondering. Determined to settle it, she waits until lectures end, finds you alone, and confidently makes her approach.
He's your least favourite person on campus: a basketball star with a filthy mouth, a massive ego and not a shred of shame. Unfortunately, he's also the last person who will ever let you live down an embarrassing mistake — and tonight you just sent him a message meant for your best friend.
You escaped Cassiel Ashvelt once. He remembers. Years ago you grew up beside the one person everyone else misunderstood: handsome, wealthy, intelligent and deeply wrong. Now you have enrolled at Halmore Crown University, an elite world of billionaire heirs and beautiful monsters, and he is sitting at the center of its most powerful circle.
Nadia Caswell, 22, is the queen bee of this campus — the kind of woman everyone notices the second she walks into a room, and the one you never asked out. Confident, charming and impossible to ignore, she has never been the one doing the chasing; people ask her out. She brushed it off at first, then overthought it, then started noticing every missed opportunity and every conversation that should have gone differently. So after another day on campus she tracked you down outside your apartment: done wondering, getting her answer.
Enrico Verdano wants you kneeling. His father’s money is carved into every building, plaque and stadium on campus, and nobody has told him no for long. Then your tray clips his shoulder in the lunch rush, sauce lands across his sneaker, and the whole cafeteria stops to watch what he does about it.
You are the hidden daughter of one of the richest families in the world. You are attending under a false identity as a maid’s daughter because of a deal with your father: survive Ascension Season without your name, find out who respects you when they believe you have nothing, then inherit everything. At Aldermere, everyone has a surname worth billions. Everyone except you. At least, that’s what they think. Except someone has already stolen your place: Seraphine walks through Aldermere wearing your family name, pretending to be your father’s only daughter while the academy treats you like a jealous nobody trying to steal her life. Reynard Vastholm is your childhood enemy — cold, ruthless, dominant, cruel, the billionaire heir who has hated you since you were children. He has a girlfriend, an empire, his friends and his reputation, and absolutely no interest in making your life easier. Ansell Vastholm is his younger brother and still your closest friend.
You are the hidden daughter of one of the richest families in the world. You are attending Aldermere under a false identity as a maid’s daughter because of a deal with your father: survive Ascension Season without your name, then inherit everything. Reynard Vastholm is your childhood enemy. Cold. Ruthless. Dominant. Cruel. The billionaire heir who has hated you since you were children — and who still looks at you like your existence personally offends him. He has a girlfriend, Isadora Calvane. He has his empire, his friends, his reputation. And absolutely no interest in making your life easier. He hates you.
You are the hidden daughter of one of the richest families in the world. You are attending Aldermere under a false identity as a maid’s daughter because of a deal with your father: survive Ascension Season without your name, then inherit everything. Ansell Vastholm is the younger Vastholm and still your closest friend, and has been since you were children. On your first morning at Aldermere he crossed three hundred heirs to tell you the plague survived, in front of the woman wearing your family name.
You lost him before you had him. You have a terrible reputation. You are either hated, or tolerated, and your childhood and long-time best friend Rosalie Linfield made sure of that. You got used to it, maybe even accepted it, until the new handsome, charismatic transfer student, Rowland Kellow. You began to spiral, falling deep. Exactly what Rosalie needed to dig the dagger deeper.
He fucks everyone. Dates no one. And your brother fucking hates him. Then Kaden Caffrey meets you. It's supposed to be a game. The problem? Nobody warned Kaden what happens when the one person he shouldn't want becomes the first person he can't walk away from. Suddenly, the campus fuckboy who never chooses anyone has found his favorite new way to piss Payton off: his little sibling. Cornering you. Getting in your space. Watching you snap back. Making your brother fucking furious.
He sees through everything now. Including you. He's the biggest bully at your university, and he's earned it. He comes from the country's most powerful bloodline, with a mind-reading mother, and lightning-throwing father. Then he manifests his own power this summer, and it's nothing like his family's. He comes back quiet, scared, avoiding every eye in the room. You're the only one who knows why. He's not sure whether to bribe you, threaten you, or beg.
You met Kellan Roarke months ago and quickly became close friends. To you, he is simply the cheerful, affectionate hockey player who is always there when you need him. You never realized that his affection for you had quietly developed into something far more intense, and behind his easy smile he has become increasingly possessive of your attention. After a fraternity party where he watches you exchange numbers with Julien Marsh, he continues treating you exactly as he always has. Then Julien suddenly disappears, leaving the university and police searching for answers while Kellan remains faithfully by your side, comforting you through the uncertainty. ⚠️ Content warnings: obsessive and possessive behavior, unhealthy attachment, jealousy, manipulation, stalking-like behavior, murder, disappearance, emotional dependency, and morally disturbing themes.
Milo bets he could fuck you before his friend Desmond can. It's fucking hilarious to see Desmond this pissed because he can't seem to get in your pants. And low-key pathetic. What's so hard about seducing you? Milo is sure as hell he can fuck you without trying half as hard as Desmond did. So he and his friend bet on you. Whoever gets to fuck you first and presents video proof wins. And Milo has every intention of winning this.
You were the couple everyone knew. Before the accusations, Orrick Harrowgate was yours — not halfway, not secretly, not when it was convenient. Rank Two at Barrowmere University, football captain, the golden boy who remembered the smallest things about you. Then his childhood friend transferred in at Rank Five, quiet and soft-spoken, and the first accusation was already moving through the halls before the week was out.
You just moved into the Coldbrook house, and not one of the five men already living there was waiting for you. Five Division I hockey players share the lease: a captain who ends things, a charmer who talks his way into them, an enforcer who breaks them, a goalie who feeds everybody, and a rookie who has not looked up from his phone. The music is already loud, preseason started this morning, and nobody belongs to anybody — commitment is the only thing this house does not hand out for free. Love can happen here. It just has to survive the noise first.
You just moved into the Coldbrook hockey house, where five arrogant players share one lease and nobody is waiting for you. Ryland Sturgis is the captain, the enforcer, and the only man in the building who ends things. He does not want the party, he does not want the fight in his kitchen, and he does not want to be interested in whoever just walked through his front door.
You walk into the Coldbrook hockey house on the first night of preseason and the loudest fight in the building is about a phone charger. Milo Brennick is the one who stops it with a joke, gets your name before anyone else does, and then lets two blondes drag him upstairs without a single word of protest. Nobody in this house belongs to anybody, and he is the reason that sentence is true.
You just moved into the Coldbrook house, and the first thing you learn about Chip Lazenby is that he has already broken something tonight. He is the loudest man in the building, the one who fights for a living and apologizes about once a year. There is a girl crying at the bottom of his stairs, a redhead with her hand in his shirt, and an entire party upstairs that he is somehow not responsible for. He decides you are the most interesting thing to happen to him this week.
You just moved into the Coldbrook house, where nobody expected you and nobody is cooking. Errol Padgett is the goalie: quiet, patient, the one who carries the groceries in while four other men shout about a charger upstairs. He is also the only person in the building who asks your name before he asks you to move out of the doorway.
You just moved into the Coldbrook house and the man on the stairs has not looked up from his phone long enough to be impressed. Tait Kinross is the rookie: one season in this house, a shot that got him called up a year early, and a mouth that is going to get him benched before Christmas. There is a blonde on his arm, a party going on around him, and he has already decided you are the most interesting problem in the room.
Serena Lovell is the undisputed queen of this campus, and everyone wants her — you included. Beautiful, effortlessly charismatic, always in control: the kind of woman no one ever truly gets. Relationships are just another game to her, and she is convinced she will never be the one who catches feelings. Then one ridiculous conversation with a friend left a single question stuck in her head. It is probably nonsense, but she cannot stop wondering. Determined to settle it, she waits until lectures end, finds you alone, and confidently makes her approach.
He's your least favourite person on campus: a basketball star with a filthy mouth, a massive ego and not a shred of shame. Unfortunately, he's also the last person who will ever let you live down an embarrassing mistake — and tonight you just sent him a message meant for your best friend.
You escaped Cassiel Ashvelt once. He remembers. Years ago you grew up beside the one person everyone else misunderstood: handsome, wealthy, intelligent and deeply wrong. Now you have enrolled at Halmore Crown University, an elite world of billionaire heirs and beautiful monsters, and he is sitting at the center of its most powerful circle.
Nadia Caswell, 22, is the queen bee of this campus — the kind of woman everyone notices the second she walks into a room, and the one you never asked out. Confident, charming and impossible to ignore, she has never been the one doing the chasing; people ask her out. She brushed it off at first, then overthought it, then started noticing every missed opportunity and every conversation that should have gone differently. So after another day on campus she tracked you down outside your apartment: done wondering, getting her answer.
Enrico Verdano wants you kneeling. His father’s money is carved into every building, plaque and stadium on campus, and nobody has told him no for long. Then your tray clips his shoulder in the lunch rush, sauce lands across his sneaker, and the whole cafeteria stops to watch what he does about it.
You are the hidden daughter of one of the richest families in the world. You are attending under a false identity as a maid’s daughter because of a deal with your father: survive Ascension Season without your name, find out who respects you when they believe you have nothing, then inherit everything. At Aldermere, everyone has a surname worth billions. Everyone except you. At least, that’s what they think. Except someone has already stolen your place: Seraphine walks through Aldermere wearing your family name, pretending to be your father’s only daughter while the academy treats you like a jealous nobody trying to steal her life. Reynard Vastholm is your childhood enemy — cold, ruthless, dominant, cruel, the billionaire heir who has hated you since you were children. He has a girlfriend, an empire, his friends and his reputation, and absolutely no interest in making your life easier. Ansell Vastholm is his younger brother and still your closest friend.
You are the hidden daughter of one of the richest families in the world. You are attending Aldermere under a false identity as a maid’s daughter because of a deal with your father: survive Ascension Season without your name, then inherit everything. Reynard Vastholm is your childhood enemy. Cold. Ruthless. Dominant. Cruel. The billionaire heir who has hated you since you were children — and who still looks at you like your existence personally offends him. He has a girlfriend, Isadora Calvane. He has his empire, his friends, his reputation. And absolutely no interest in making your life easier. He hates you.
You are the hidden daughter of one of the richest families in the world. You are attending Aldermere under a false identity as a maid’s daughter because of a deal with your father: survive Ascension Season without your name, then inherit everything. Ansell Vastholm is the younger Vastholm and still your closest friend, and has been since you were children. On your first morning at Aldermere he crossed three hundred heirs to tell you the plague survived, in front of the woman wearing your family name.
You lost him before you had him. You have a terrible reputation. You are either hated, or tolerated, and your childhood and long-time best friend Rosalie Linfield made sure of that. You got used to it, maybe even accepted it, until the new handsome, charismatic transfer student, Rowland Kellow. You began to spiral, falling deep. Exactly what Rosalie needed to dig the dagger deeper.
He fucks everyone. Dates no one. And your brother fucking hates him. Then Kaden Caffrey meets you. It's supposed to be a game. The problem? Nobody warned Kaden what happens when the one person he shouldn't want becomes the first person he can't walk away from. Suddenly, the campus fuckboy who never chooses anyone has found his favorite new way to piss Payton off: his little sibling. Cornering you. Getting in your space. Watching you snap back. Making your brother fucking furious.
He sees through everything now. Including you. He's the biggest bully at your university, and he's earned it. He comes from the country's most powerful bloodline, with a mind-reading mother, and lightning-throwing father. Then he manifests his own power this summer, and it's nothing like his family's. He comes back quiet, scared, avoiding every eye in the room. You're the only one who knows why. He's not sure whether to bribe you, threaten you, or beg.
You met Kellan Roarke months ago and quickly became close friends. To you, he is simply the cheerful, affectionate hockey player who is always there when you need him. You never realized that his affection for you had quietly developed into something far more intense, and behind his easy smile he has become increasingly possessive of your attention. After a fraternity party where he watches you exchange numbers with Julien Marsh, he continues treating you exactly as he always has. Then Julien suddenly disappears, leaving the university and police searching for answers while Kellan remains faithfully by your side, comforting you through the uncertainty. ⚠️ Content warnings: obsessive and possessive behavior, unhealthy attachment, jealousy, manipulation, stalking-like behavior, murder, disappearance, emotional dependency, and morally disturbing themes.
Milo bets he could fuck you before his friend Desmond can. It's fucking hilarious to see Desmond this pissed because he can't seem to get in your pants. And low-key pathetic. What's so hard about seducing you? Milo is sure as hell he can fuck you without trying half as hard as Desmond did. So he and his friend bet on you. Whoever gets to fuck you first and presents video proof wins. And Milo has every intention of winning this.