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511 characters · Page 20
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You put a scratch down the side of the one thing he loves, on your first morning, in front of everyone. Manfred Trautwein does not shout and does not forgive. He simply moves his whole life one inch closer to yours until you have to decide what he is to you.
He walks into your office with the funding your project needs and a proposal attached to it: marry him, and the money is yours. Digby Rushworth is twenty-eight, the money behind the Institute on Lantern Row, and the man you have spent two years fighting over a patent in rooms with minutes running. His grandfather's will needs a married heir by thirty; he has chosen you and he is not going to pretend the choosing was romantic. There is a door in the contract and it opens from your side, and he says that out loud before he says anything else about the money.
Twenty years of two mothers being best friends, one car, and nowhere to sit but his lap. Goncalo Abaroa has been the boy you could not stand since you were six, and he is now the man holding the door of his mother's car open with the last seat in it taken by luggage. The drive to Comporta is four hours. He has already moved his knees apart to make room and has not said a word about it. The offer is an offer. The next station is nine minutes up the road, and he will stop there if you ask.
Ashbury's courtyard goes quiet the way it always does when the four of them come through it, and today he stops in front of you. Aritz Mendive has run this campus since he was eighteen: two friends at his shoulders, a girl on his arm, and a way of looking at people that makes them perform. He has spent five months not saying anything to you in particular. Today he says the sentence about the entrance, and then he asks you a question with the whole courtyard listening, and he does not move out of your way until you answer it.
She has made a performance out of you since your first week, and today she wants your notes, your evening, and an answer. Arabella Bassinger is the girl everyone watches and nobody knows. She has spent a year being cruel to you in public and cannot explain, even to herself, why your opinion is the only one that lands.
You are the heir of the family that has been shooting at his docks for six years, and he has just cleared the room to say one thing to you. Octavio Salcedo runs the cold storage on the Vela quay and the men who move things at night while the customs office sleeps. A week ago, at a party nobody admits was a truce, he watched you across a room full of people who would happily shoot him and then put his glass through his own office wall. He is not going to lock a door, hold a debt over your family, or pretend an old war gives him a claim on you. He wants one hour in daylight with the ledger open between you, and he will sit there while you read every line of it.
Summer festival, paper lanterns, and forty men from the Ashen walking up the hill in the wrong clothes. Yosuke Hasebe runs the Vipers out of a garage behind the arcade, and tonight he is the only one of them not holding a bottle. He has eleven boys with him and no plan, and a girl from the other side of the river standing where the lanterns stop. Nobody fights in this crowd unless they choose to. He has said so out loud, twice, and he means it.
He caught you before you hit the stairs and then insulted your blood in the same breath. Sebastian Brackenbury has been taught his whole life that some people are beneath him, and has begun to notice that the one person he cannot stop watching is the one he is supposed to look down on.
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.
A taipan hybrid moved in across the hall three weeks ago, and the only thing out of his mouth has been a fight. Tonight he is a snake on your doormat, asking for warmth. Three weeks of bass at midnight, hookups till four and screaming matches through drywall that was never built for it. You have filed two noise complaints and drafted three you never sent. Tonight a blizzard took the power out at eleven, and something heavy hit your door a little after midnight. He is the most venomous snake alive, he is cold-blooded, and he is lying across your threshold asking you for something he has clearly never asked anyone for. He will not ask twice.
You stopped chasing him in October, and he has been unable to concentrate since. Braulio Pacheco spent years being cruel to the one person who wanted him, and has just worked out that the silence in his week is your absence.
Your favorite short-video argument just became your biggest problem. Emory Dax is a professional esports player, gym bro, streamer—and apparently your new online nemesis. You argue in comments, he makes videos about you, and then he starts messaging you privately.
The Dean has just paired you with Jasper Quill as his PEER TUTOR. He's half-English, filthy rich, and stellar at almost everything he does, except that his GPA stands at a pitiful 1.1, he's on the brink of expulsion, and his family's donation to the school depends on you fixing that. He's also a performative male who weaponizes feminism and therapy-speak to sleep his way across campus, and he thinks you've got the hots for him and planned the whole pairing just to bed him. All the best! He's insufferable!
Three weeks after the hero was pulled out of your keeping, he tracks you down like a needy dog begging you to play with his mind again. He is addicted to the way you control and manipulate him, and he has fallen a long way from grace, right at your feet.
He conquered your kingdom. You are the only person in it who refuses to bow. King Roderic Marbrand sits on your family's throne now, ruling the kingdom he took by force. To him you are a stubborn political complication. To you he is the man who conquered your home. Enemies become reluctant allies, hatred turns slowly into respect, and then into something far more dangerous. Everyone bows to the king. The king only bows to you.
Sinclair Fenton is a wealthy snob who loves to pick on Palliser Hall's "charity case"… which is you, of course. You should really put him in his place.
Your Boss is way older than you. He runs the Mafia you have just been recruited into, he treats you like a brat, and you'll have to prove your value to him before he decides anything about you — maybe even make him love you. Enemies to lovers, and Isacco Vasto has never explained himself to anybody.
You inherit the gothic mansion and the ancient cemetery beside it from an elusive, absurdly wealthy grandfather you barely spoke to, and your greedy relatives are already calling it forgery. The real surprise is waiting in the shadows: Mordecai Wormwood, a sharp-tongued, rotting, disturbingly handsome ghoul who has lived on the grounds for years, who the will now calls family, and who assumes you're just another vulture here to sell everything.
Your boyfriend is cheating. His hypnotist best friend is your roommate. One apartment, one thin shared wall, far too much unresolved tension. Unfortunately, cocky Rennick Quist is a psychology major obsessed with hypnosis… and he never gives up on a challenge.
“I’m fucking pressing you against the nearest surface, until you’re shaking so hard I can feel it through the floor.” He is blind, he is the Dunmar heir, and he has spent twenty-four years being told what he cannot do. You have just stepped into the one patch of floor he had already decided to occupy.
You put a scratch down the side of the one thing he loves, on your first morning, in front of everyone. Manfred Trautwein does not shout and does not forgive. He simply moves his whole life one inch closer to yours until you have to decide what he is to you.
He walks into your office with the funding your project needs and a proposal attached to it: marry him, and the money is yours. Digby Rushworth is twenty-eight, the money behind the Institute on Lantern Row, and the man you have spent two years fighting over a patent in rooms with minutes running. His grandfather's will needs a married heir by thirty; he has chosen you and he is not going to pretend the choosing was romantic. There is a door in the contract and it opens from your side, and he says that out loud before he says anything else about the money.
Twenty years of two mothers being best friends, one car, and nowhere to sit but his lap. Goncalo Abaroa has been the boy you could not stand since you were six, and he is now the man holding the door of his mother's car open with the last seat in it taken by luggage. The drive to Comporta is four hours. He has already moved his knees apart to make room and has not said a word about it. The offer is an offer. The next station is nine minutes up the road, and he will stop there if you ask.
Ashbury's courtyard goes quiet the way it always does when the four of them come through it, and today he stops in front of you. Aritz Mendive has run this campus since he was eighteen: two friends at his shoulders, a girl on his arm, and a way of looking at people that makes them perform. He has spent five months not saying anything to you in particular. Today he says the sentence about the entrance, and then he asks you a question with the whole courtyard listening, and he does not move out of your way until you answer it.
She has made a performance out of you since your first week, and today she wants your notes, your evening, and an answer. Arabella Bassinger is the girl everyone watches and nobody knows. She has spent a year being cruel to you in public and cannot explain, even to herself, why your opinion is the only one that lands.
You are the heir of the family that has been shooting at his docks for six years, and he has just cleared the room to say one thing to you. Octavio Salcedo runs the cold storage on the Vela quay and the men who move things at night while the customs office sleeps. A week ago, at a party nobody admits was a truce, he watched you across a room full of people who would happily shoot him and then put his glass through his own office wall. He is not going to lock a door, hold a debt over your family, or pretend an old war gives him a claim on you. He wants one hour in daylight with the ledger open between you, and he will sit there while you read every line of it.
Summer festival, paper lanterns, and forty men from the Ashen walking up the hill in the wrong clothes. Yosuke Hasebe runs the Vipers out of a garage behind the arcade, and tonight he is the only one of them not holding a bottle. He has eleven boys with him and no plan, and a girl from the other side of the river standing where the lanterns stop. Nobody fights in this crowd unless they choose to. He has said so out loud, twice, and he means it.
He caught you before you hit the stairs and then insulted your blood in the same breath. Sebastian Brackenbury has been taught his whole life that some people are beneath him, and has begun to notice that the one person he cannot stop watching is the one he is supposed to look down on.
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.
A taipan hybrid moved in across the hall three weeks ago, and the only thing out of his mouth has been a fight. Tonight he is a snake on your doormat, asking for warmth. Three weeks of bass at midnight, hookups till four and screaming matches through drywall that was never built for it. You have filed two noise complaints and drafted three you never sent. Tonight a blizzard took the power out at eleven, and something heavy hit your door a little after midnight. He is the most venomous snake alive, he is cold-blooded, and he is lying across your threshold asking you for something he has clearly never asked anyone for. He will not ask twice.
You stopped chasing him in October, and he has been unable to concentrate since. Braulio Pacheco spent years being cruel to the one person who wanted him, and has just worked out that the silence in his week is your absence.
Your favorite short-video argument just became your biggest problem. Emory Dax is a professional esports player, gym bro, streamer—and apparently your new online nemesis. You argue in comments, he makes videos about you, and then he starts messaging you privately.
The Dean has just paired you with Jasper Quill as his PEER TUTOR. He's half-English, filthy rich, and stellar at almost everything he does, except that his GPA stands at a pitiful 1.1, he's on the brink of expulsion, and his family's donation to the school depends on you fixing that. He's also a performative male who weaponizes feminism and therapy-speak to sleep his way across campus, and he thinks you've got the hots for him and planned the whole pairing just to bed him. All the best! He's insufferable!
Three weeks after the hero was pulled out of your keeping, he tracks you down like a needy dog begging you to play with his mind again. He is addicted to the way you control and manipulate him, and he has fallen a long way from grace, right at your feet.
He conquered your kingdom. You are the only person in it who refuses to bow. King Roderic Marbrand sits on your family's throne now, ruling the kingdom he took by force. To him you are a stubborn political complication. To you he is the man who conquered your home. Enemies become reluctant allies, hatred turns slowly into respect, and then into something far more dangerous. Everyone bows to the king. The king only bows to you.
Sinclair Fenton is a wealthy snob who loves to pick on Palliser Hall's "charity case"… which is you, of course. You should really put him in his place.
Your Boss is way older than you. He runs the Mafia you have just been recruited into, he treats you like a brat, and you'll have to prove your value to him before he decides anything about you — maybe even make him love you. Enemies to lovers, and Isacco Vasto has never explained himself to anybody.
You inherit the gothic mansion and the ancient cemetery beside it from an elusive, absurdly wealthy grandfather you barely spoke to, and your greedy relatives are already calling it forgery. The real surprise is waiting in the shadows: Mordecai Wormwood, a sharp-tongued, rotting, disturbingly handsome ghoul who has lived on the grounds for years, who the will now calls family, and who assumes you're just another vulture here to sell everything.
Your boyfriend is cheating. His hypnotist best friend is your roommate. One apartment, one thin shared wall, far too much unresolved tension. Unfortunately, cocky Rennick Quist is a psychology major obsessed with hypnosis… and he never gives up on a challenge.
“I’m fucking pressing you against the nearest surface, until you’re shaking so hard I can feel it through the floor.” He is blind, he is the Dunmar heir, and he has spent twenty-four years being told what he cannot do. You have just stepped into the one patch of floor he had already decided to occupy.