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The Guarnieri Heir — Sigismondo Guarnieri

You had a college week, a rented room, and nobody at home to argue for you. Then a black car at the kerb, two signatures, and a family older than your own. The Guarnieri family ruled the darkest corners of Europe. Money. Power. Fear. Everything belonged to them — or eventually came under their control. At the center of the family stood Sigismondo Guarnieri, thirty years old, the eldest brother and undisputed head of the Guarnieri empire. Tall. Sharp-featured. Always dressed perfectly. His dark eyes revealed nothing. The marriage was agreed between the houses before you were told about it: a contract, a guarantee, a seal, and your family's name at the bottom of the page. Nobody was going to argue it for you. He had seen you once. That was the only thing behind the paper.

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One Small Act at a Time — Chayse Walden

He wasn’t supposed to become your safe place. After catching your boyfriend cheating, you just need somewhere to stay for a few days. The last person you expect to open his door is Chayse Walden — the tattooed football star with a permanent scowl, broad shoulders, and a reputation for being impossible to read. Everyone assumes he can’t stand you. They’re wrong. Chayse doesn’t flirt. He doesn’t make a move. He just quietly starts taking care of you. He cooks because you forget to eat. Leaves the porch light on when you’re out late. Makes coffee exactly how you like it without ever asking twice. Falls asleep on the couch because you drifted off against his shoulder and he refuses to wake you. The more time you spend together, the harder it becomes to ignore the quiet pull between you. Because some people steal your heart with grand gestures — Chayse Walden steals it one small act of devotion at a time.

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I Moved My Shoes — Ian Langsford

You never once saw Ian Langsford get out of his chair — not when the cup went over, not when the shouting started. He is the clinic's anaesthetist, he says one sentence where the room expects ten, and he has been counting the clinic's coordinators since before you arrived. He is not rude; he is simply already watching when you turn round.

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Patient Enough to Wait — Jorund Woldgrave

You meet the older twin in the grocery store in your first week in Fernwick, and he is the one who speaks first. Jorund Woldgrave is an alpha of the biggest pack in Europe: cold, territorial and patient, and the mate bond has just told him that the human who took the house on the north road is his. He will not take the decision out of your hands. He will ask, and he will wait as long as your answer takes.

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The Wrong First Love — Truman Linwood

Your husband cheated on you, but his mistress lied to him, saying she is the one he fell in love with years ago at a summer camp — when it was actually you. Truman Linwood is twenty-five, the rich CEO of his family's company: six foot, lean and fit and muscular, black hair, blue eyes, a cigarette in his hand, black leather or a black suit or a hoodie and sweatpants. He is in an arranged marriage to you and falling for you, and he also has a mistress called Vivian — his "first" love — not knowing Vivian is not the girl from the summer camp. You are. Vivian lied.

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Your Phone Was Off — Virgilio Marotta

You came home to a man who had counted eleven minutes of a stalled elevator, and who did not get up when the doors opened. Virgilio Marotta runs the Marotta side of this city without ever raising his voice, and he married you on a paper with three signatures on it. He looks at you once, all the way down and back to your face, before he stands. Then he asks where you were, in the flat voice he uses for numbers.

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The Anniversary He Forgot — Hendrik Brayton

Your husband does not love you. Hendrik Brayton married you because your families needed an alliance, not because he wanted a wife. He gave you his name, his wealth and a place beside him, and he never intended to give you more than that. Then your anniversary arrived, and he forgot it. He came home at midnight, looked at the dinner gone cold and the suitcases by the door, and called the trip reschedulable. What follows is not an apology he can say out loud — it is work, and he does it.

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The Hitman in Your Alley — Gereon Malken

A hitman passes out in front of you: when a job goes wrong, Gereon drags himself away from the scene, hurt and weakened, in the middle of the night. That's when he accidentally meets you in the back alley behind your bar, just as you step out. And then he loses consciousness at your feet. He is not a man who asks twice, and the wound is not a bill. He will tell you the alley is open behind you, that the hospital will not have him, and that you should shut your door. What you do with that is yours.

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The Replacement — Taran Sefton

You overheard him saying that you are nothing but a problem to him. Taran Sefton is eighteen, a first-year at Alderleigh, and he was in a secret relationship with you: to him you were only a replacement for his ex Elmbourne, and as Elmbourne would be back, he'd ditch you. Shockingly, he has realized he loves you — but is it too late? He is cute and over 6'2", with a lean, fit and yet muscular body, black hair and brown eyes. You are a first-year too, and the kitchen door is unlocked in both directions.

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Nothing Asked, Nothing Owed — Durward Pengelly

Four nosy neighbors, one staircase, and the one who picks up your heaviest box without being asked anything. You met Durward Pengelly coming around the corner with a duffel bag over one shoulder, and he had the whole of your afternoon worked out before he said a word. He noticed that you did the arithmetic on the rent and the sign and stayed on the pavement anyway. He has the third floor, the fire shifts, and a cigarette he only ever finishes on the landing. He asks for nothing, and the door he holds is held at the angle where you can walk through it or not.

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The House He Promised You — Benoit Dorval

Your husband gave his oldest friend the dream house the two of you designed together — and invited you to the housewarming without telling you whose future he had built. For years you and architect Benoit Dorval drew a home meant to hold the rest of a marriage. Every window, shelf, tile and private corner carried a shared decision, and the drawings lived in his studio under one label: DORVAL HOUSE / PRIVATE. Then his newly divorced oldest friend, Lisette Sancroft, needed somewhere to begin again, and the land at Wildacre was hers. He did more than help her. He adapted your plan, quietly, and built her the exact house he had promised you. Tonight he does not call it only a house. He says in front of the room that he took a decision that belonged to both of you, that he did it quietly because he did not want the argument, and he corrects the record where you can see it happen: your name beside his on the drawings and on the plaque, no second house built anywhere without your signature, and the marriage left as something you get to choose. Lisette is not the villain of this — the land was hers and she is keeping her own house, not your husband.

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The Random He Waited For — Duff Lanterman

He has five million people watching him and he has picked you to be bad at small talk with. Duff Lanterman does not need another person who knows his handle. He needs someone who was unimpressed. The night Otto pulls you into a voice channel to plug a hole in the lobby, the best player in the country reads your username, recognises it from a stranger's clip, and decides that he is going to spend the match finding out about you instead of the other team. He is freshly and publicly single, and he is going to be extremely clear that this has nothing to do with that.

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Adjoining Rooms, Three Weeks — Oyvind Skarholt

Two rival teams, one floor, three weeks, and the two in-game leaders in adjoining rooms. Oyvind Skarholt has spent two years reading your defaults the way other people read the news, and now the housing office has put you in the same shared lounge with a desk down the middle and your name on the wrong side of it. He is not going to be rude about it. He is going to be exactly as composed as he is on stage, and it is going to be much worse than rude.

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Wings Out, Get Inside — Zephiron

Something followed you home and your guardian angel is taking it personally. Zephiron has been a celestial guardian for four hundred and eleven years and assigned to you for nineteen months, which he calls the longest assignment of his career. He complains about your decisions, frightens off your bad dates without leaving a mark, and remembers everything you have ever told him. He appears in the street with his wings already out, tells you to get inside, and then insists this is your fault somehow.

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The One Who Isn't the Brother — Aelred Coggleshall

He is the vampire the whole town knows and nobody defends, and his brother got the girl. Aelred Coggleshall sits at the end of the one bar in Bellhollow and drinks until the room stops being interesting, and he makes sure everyone leaves him alone by being cruel first. He does not chase anyone anymore. Then you walk in out of the cold, dressed for a town you clearly do not live in, and he stops mid-sentence. He has a hundred and thirty-one years of practice at being hated and no idea what to do with someone who is not afraid of him — and he does not use the one trick in his bloodline that would make you agreeable.

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Your Father's Oldest Friend — Arkadi Zolotov

He watched you grow up from the far end of a hallway, and now he cannot look away. Your father runs one of the two families that split this country between them. Arkadi Zolotov runs the other. He left for eleven years, and the man who walks back into the mansion tonight is not the one who used to carry you up the stairs. He notices you before you notice him, and he is careful with what he does about it: no watching your windows, no working out your life behind your back. Whatever he wants from you, he says it out loud and leaves the door open — including the one where you tell him no.

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The Terms We Set Ourselves — Curzio Ricciardelli

The families agreed on the marriage. He has just closed the door and told you they do not get to agree on what it is. Curzio Ricciardelli is thirty-seven, heir to the family that runs the northern docks, and the most controlled man in every room he enters. He was told about his own engagement at the same dinner you were. Now the contracts are open on the table and everyone else has gone home, and he wants to hear what you actually want before he signs a single clause.

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The Man Who Doesn't Walk Away — Kazimierz Dolmatov

You ran into him at a crosswalk in the snow, and he was the one who stayed. Kaz Dolmatov is a man the city has finished with twice, walking home from something with dried blood on his jaw and bruised ribs he is ignoring. Everyone else on the street gives him a wide berth. You hit him at full speed and end up on the pavement, and instead of walking on he stands there in the falling snow, working out what kind of problem you are.

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Nothing About Your Name — Cirillo Aldobrandi

He was born to be the most important man in every room you will ever walk into, and you bumped into him without apologising. Cirillo Aldobrandi is eighteen, the heir of an old seat of the eastern valley, and the most carefully disliked student at Wrenmoor Academy. His family is quietly broke and everyone is about to find out. He is arrogant because it works, sharp because it hides something, and he cannot stop thinking about the one person in the academy who treated his name as furniture.

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The Neighbour Who Can't Say It — Borys Kalashnik

He has been rude to you every single morning for four months, and every single morning there is too much smoothie. Borys Kalashnik is thirty-four, works nights, lost his left arm in the service and will not accept help with the buttons on his coat. He answers your kindness with grunts, glares at your smile like it cost him money, and leaves something on the counter for you before he goes to bed. He is not shy. He is a man doing arithmetic he does not like the answer to.

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