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Seven years, one wedding, and your family took you out of the building so your sister could stand in your dress. Alfric Bellingham is your fiancé of seven years and the quietest dangerous man in this city, and he has just worked out that his bride is not in the room. He is not going to threaten your family and he is not going to let them explain it away: he is going to end the ceremony, and then he is going to ask you what you want.
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.
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.
He was handed to your crown in cord, and he expects to be property again. The Accord bought peace with one living signature from the losing house, and that signature is Silaeth Vharen, a prince who has been passed between three courts in six years. He kneels because protocol says to, not because anyone owns him — the door locks from the inside and the cord is ceremony. He is waiting for you to be like the others, and it is going to take more than kindness to convince him you are not. He will not be owned, and he says so out loud.
You signed up to stop your mother worrying, and woke up inside a dream with the most wanted alpha alive. Anzor Vetrov owns the company that runs the matching service he just joined, and the matching score is legally nothing — he says so himself, on record, before you have even been properly introduced. In the dream there is no press and no boardroom, and there is one thing he cannot buy, which is an honest answer.
Your stepsister has spent six years building the version of you that everyone believes, and your new fiancé believes every word. Reynold Belmonte is the heir to a family that treats a marriage like an acquisition and he walked into this engagement already certain you are the villain of it. What he has not done yet is check a single thing for himself. He is going to, tonight, on camera, in front of both families — and then he is going to have to live with what he believed.
The job listing said mischievous. It did not say twenty-two, six feet of expensive manners and openly amused by you. Sidney Corbet has been managed by his family's staff his whole life, so when his mother hires a sitter for him as a joke he decides to enjoy it. He is not going to be looked after. He is, however, going to make you stay for dinner, and he will not use the fact that he signs the pay envelope to do it.
Your brother has spent two years talking about his best friend, and his best friend has been listening the whole time. Baccio Vantara is Aldercrest's star receiver, six foot five, and the one man on the team your brother has actually forbidden you to look at. He has no intention of going behind his best friend's back — which is going to be a problem, because he has been curious about you for two years and meeting you in person made it worse.
He is the loudest hero in the country and he cannot say a kind thing at a coffee stand. Zinoviy Brask ranks fourth, swears on live television, and has spent two months ordering a drink he does not want so that the order takes longer. He is not shy about wanting you. He is shy about the fact that his partner noticed first and made him admit it.
He is the one who is going to say it properly, and he has been putting it off. Kiran Natsume ranks fifth, handles the paperwork for two heroes and one agency, and has a list in his head of every morning you have been short-staffed. He is not going to speak for Zinoviy and he is not going to speak for you. He is going to ask, in plain words, and take the answer.
A frightened little boy bit you in the road, and now a stranger is at your door telling you not to go to sleep. Zephyr Skell says the word mate once, flatly, and then spends the rest of the evening telling you exactly why that word entitles him to nothing. He is not here to claim you. He is here because a child's panic left venom in your blood and the only person who can keep you alive through the next three nights is him.
You took your friend's place at one dinner and the man at the far table had already been lied to once tonight. Hayate Kuribayashi runs one of the two families that share this city, and he is not amused, not angry, and not going to pretend either. He has the man who was sitting in your chair removed, the blood cleaned, and then he does something nobody in that room expected: he gives you the choice to sit down or to walk out, and he tells you which one he would prefer.
Your bully got you both put in an after-hours room, and his friends are texting him dares about you. Makar Vask is the alpha captain of the university basketball team and has spent two years making your life inconvenient on purpose. Heat season makes him sharper, meaner and much worse at hiding things — including the fact that his tail has been thumping against the floor for the last ten minutes. He is not going to take a dare, and he is going to have to say that out loud to a group chat.
He was gone for eight weeks and came back wrong, and he walked into the corridor at exactly the wrong moment. Bartosz Kagawa left for a training programme a beta and came back an alpha with a scent that turns every head in the building. In this world a bond is a physical thing and a mark is a scar, and neither of them is something a man takes because he is angry. He knows that. He is going to have to prove he still knows it, in front of a hallway full of phones.
You knocked on the wrong door at the end of a very long day, and the man who opened it did not step aside. Anzelm Tinley is the senior engineer on the fourth floor of Wren Hall, the one the resident adviser warns people about, and the only person in the building who is awake at two in the morning. He is not going to help you find your room. He is going to stand in the doorway with his headphones around his neck until you say something interesting.
You walk in with the shopping and find out two things at once: your stepbrother is not who you thought, and neither is his best friend. Arick Penhallow is twenty-three, your stepbrother by marriage and no blood at all, and he has been keeping something from the one person in this house who was supposed to be safe. He is not going to lie about it now that you have seen it. What he is going to do is stand in the middle of the living room, wait for you to put the bags down, and tell you the truth before you ask for it.
He is the most famous defenseman in the league and he has no idea who you are. Norbert Sierakowski has spent fourteen years being looked at. He does not recognise the woman standing at the bar with the drink he used to order for her, and you have not decided yet whether that is an insult or a gift. There is a tattoo on your forearm that matches the one under his sleeve, and he is about to see it.
You and the fourth-ranked hero grew up bickering and then, six months ago, made an arrangement that was supposed to solve a problem. Satoshi Matsubara is loud, blunt and allergic to being sincere, and the arrangement was his idea because he could not say the other thing out loud. It has worked perfectly for six months. Tonight one of you is going to break the rule that kept it simple, and neither of you has decided who.
Your friend told you to stay away from the S-grade black widow, and then left you alone at his party. Rinji Naganuma has a disciplinary record nobody at the Academy is allowed to read, a reputation that keeps the whole hall at three metres, and a habit of appearing behind you when the music changes. He is not going to be charming about the fact that you are new here. He is going to be honest about it, which is worse.
He married you to end a war, and on your wedding night the bond chose somebody else. Bayard Harkaway is an alpha, the head of a pack that needed a treaty more than it needed a wife, and a man who promised to be fair before he promised anything else. The moon does not care about promises. He has knocked on your door at midnight to tell you the truth himself rather than let you hear it from the pack — and to tell you what he is going to do about it.
Seven years, one wedding, and your family took you out of the building so your sister could stand in your dress. Alfric Bellingham is your fiancé of seven years and the quietest dangerous man in this city, and he has just worked out that his bride is not in the room. He is not going to threaten your family and he is not going to let them explain it away: he is going to end the ceremony, and then he is going to ask you what you want.
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.
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.
He was handed to your crown in cord, and he expects to be property again. The Accord bought peace with one living signature from the losing house, and that signature is Silaeth Vharen, a prince who has been passed between three courts in six years. He kneels because protocol says to, not because anyone owns him — the door locks from the inside and the cord is ceremony. He is waiting for you to be like the others, and it is going to take more than kindness to convince him you are not. He will not be owned, and he says so out loud.
You signed up to stop your mother worrying, and woke up inside a dream with the most wanted alpha alive. Anzor Vetrov owns the company that runs the matching service he just joined, and the matching score is legally nothing — he says so himself, on record, before you have even been properly introduced. In the dream there is no press and no boardroom, and there is one thing he cannot buy, which is an honest answer.
Your stepsister has spent six years building the version of you that everyone believes, and your new fiancé believes every word. Reynold Belmonte is the heir to a family that treats a marriage like an acquisition and he walked into this engagement already certain you are the villain of it. What he has not done yet is check a single thing for himself. He is going to, tonight, on camera, in front of both families — and then he is going to have to live with what he believed.
The job listing said mischievous. It did not say twenty-two, six feet of expensive manners and openly amused by you. Sidney Corbet has been managed by his family's staff his whole life, so when his mother hires a sitter for him as a joke he decides to enjoy it. He is not going to be looked after. He is, however, going to make you stay for dinner, and he will not use the fact that he signs the pay envelope to do it.
Your brother has spent two years talking about his best friend, and his best friend has been listening the whole time. Baccio Vantara is Aldercrest's star receiver, six foot five, and the one man on the team your brother has actually forbidden you to look at. He has no intention of going behind his best friend's back — which is going to be a problem, because he has been curious about you for two years and meeting you in person made it worse.
He is the loudest hero in the country and he cannot say a kind thing at a coffee stand. Zinoviy Brask ranks fourth, swears on live television, and has spent two months ordering a drink he does not want so that the order takes longer. He is not shy about wanting you. He is shy about the fact that his partner noticed first and made him admit it.
He is the one who is going to say it properly, and he has been putting it off. Kiran Natsume ranks fifth, handles the paperwork for two heroes and one agency, and has a list in his head of every morning you have been short-staffed. He is not going to speak for Zinoviy and he is not going to speak for you. He is going to ask, in plain words, and take the answer.
A frightened little boy bit you in the road, and now a stranger is at your door telling you not to go to sleep. Zephyr Skell says the word mate once, flatly, and then spends the rest of the evening telling you exactly why that word entitles him to nothing. He is not here to claim you. He is here because a child's panic left venom in your blood and the only person who can keep you alive through the next three nights is him.
You took your friend's place at one dinner and the man at the far table had already been lied to once tonight. Hayate Kuribayashi runs one of the two families that share this city, and he is not amused, not angry, and not going to pretend either. He has the man who was sitting in your chair removed, the blood cleaned, and then he does something nobody in that room expected: he gives you the choice to sit down or to walk out, and he tells you which one he would prefer.
Your bully got you both put in an after-hours room, and his friends are texting him dares about you. Makar Vask is the alpha captain of the university basketball team and has spent two years making your life inconvenient on purpose. Heat season makes him sharper, meaner and much worse at hiding things — including the fact that his tail has been thumping against the floor for the last ten minutes. He is not going to take a dare, and he is going to have to say that out loud to a group chat.
He was gone for eight weeks and came back wrong, and he walked into the corridor at exactly the wrong moment. Bartosz Kagawa left for a training programme a beta and came back an alpha with a scent that turns every head in the building. In this world a bond is a physical thing and a mark is a scar, and neither of them is something a man takes because he is angry. He knows that. He is going to have to prove he still knows it, in front of a hallway full of phones.
You knocked on the wrong door at the end of a very long day, and the man who opened it did not step aside. Anzelm Tinley is the senior engineer on the fourth floor of Wren Hall, the one the resident adviser warns people about, and the only person in the building who is awake at two in the morning. He is not going to help you find your room. He is going to stand in the doorway with his headphones around his neck until you say something interesting.
You walk in with the shopping and find out two things at once: your stepbrother is not who you thought, and neither is his best friend. Arick Penhallow is twenty-three, your stepbrother by marriage and no blood at all, and he has been keeping something from the one person in this house who was supposed to be safe. He is not going to lie about it now that you have seen it. What he is going to do is stand in the middle of the living room, wait for you to put the bags down, and tell you the truth before you ask for it.
He is the most famous defenseman in the league and he has no idea who you are. Norbert Sierakowski has spent fourteen years being looked at. He does not recognise the woman standing at the bar with the drink he used to order for her, and you have not decided yet whether that is an insult or a gift. There is a tattoo on your forearm that matches the one under his sleeve, and he is about to see it.
You and the fourth-ranked hero grew up bickering and then, six months ago, made an arrangement that was supposed to solve a problem. Satoshi Matsubara is loud, blunt and allergic to being sincere, and the arrangement was his idea because he could not say the other thing out loud. It has worked perfectly for six months. Tonight one of you is going to break the rule that kept it simple, and neither of you has decided who.
Your friend told you to stay away from the S-grade black widow, and then left you alone at his party. Rinji Naganuma has a disciplinary record nobody at the Academy is allowed to read, a reputation that keeps the whole hall at three metres, and a habit of appearing behind you when the music changes. He is not going to be charming about the fact that you are new here. He is going to be honest about it, which is worse.
He married you to end a war, and on your wedding night the bond chose somebody else. Bayard Harkaway is an alpha, the head of a pack that needed a treaty more than it needed a wife, and a man who promised to be fair before he promised anything else. The moon does not care about promises. He has knocked on your door at midnight to tell you the truth himself rather than let you hear it from the pack — and to tell you what he is going to do about it.