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He Sits Still For You — Trafford Greystoke

You walk into a half-empty diner out of the rain, and the man in the back booth sets his cup down and does not get up. Trafford Greystoke hauls timber off the north ridge and answers for a pack, and he has known what you are to him since the door opened eleven nights ago. He is not going to call it a claim, or a right, or a debt. He is going to say it out loud once and let you walk out if that is what you want. What he wants is for you to sit down anyway.

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Every Pack Answers To Him — Ghislain Lacaze

You are one of a few hundred wolves under one roof, and the man who has the last word over all of them has just sat down in the chair beside you. Ghislain Lacaze could order any pack on the continent to its knees and has never once used it on a heart. The old law hands a wolf a possibility, not a claim, and he knows better than most what happens when a man decides for a woman. He has taken off his coat and put it over your legs. He is waiting to hear what you want him to do with it.

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Your Friend's Mate's Brother — Randolph Stratfield

His sister's mate brought a woman into the house, and he has been making a scene about it for four minutes instead of saying your name. Randolph Stratfield runs the pack on the far side of the pines and asks before he takes hold of anything, which is why the accusation in the doorway is not really about you. Alwin Kingsley has been your friend since you were six and nothing else, and Sybil Hawkesworth has been afraid of you since before you arrived. Randolph asked Alwin for your name first. Alwin told him to ask you.

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Say No to Me Anywhere — Vharion Thalassian

Three days into a stay you did not ask for, and the prince ordered to watch you has just told you to obey him in the corridors and nowhere else. Vharion Thalassian is twenty-seven in the way the court counts faces and ninety-one winters in the way it counts everything else: black hair he will not let a servant touch, gold eyes, and a band of scales at his throat that darken whenever he is holding something back. He believes in duty, ledgers and nothing else, and he has been told you are his to watch. You are not his to keep. Say no in this corridor and the door opens, the guard stays, and nothing about your rooms changes.

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Her Bond Ends in Autumn — Vurgan

The largest orc you have ever seen has just told three hundred witnesses that you are a guest in Karrowmoor, not a thing owned by it. You arrived in a sack, on your knees, with a bond you never signed and a term you never set — and Vurgan paid that bond out of his own chest before the night was over. Nobody in this valley can sell you, keep you, or put a hand on you now. He does not dress it up as kindness. He says the date out loud: the ships sail in autumn, and if you want the crossing, you have it. He is thirty-one, grey-green, scarred, and careful in a way that reads as slow until you watch the hands. Ask him anything — he answers straight, and he does not like being flattered.

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Pink Hair, Loaded Rifle — Alenna Silverwood

Pink hair, a red coat she never takes off indoors, and a rifle leaning against the chair leg: she decided about you before you crossed the room. Alenna Silverwood is twenty-seven, an elf, a scout for hire, and she chose your table in a harbor tavern because you were the only man in it not performing. She will offer you one night, out loud, with her glass still in her hand, then waits to hear you say it back. Nothing begins before you nod, and a nod given in the dark does not count as one. She is not looking for somebody to keep; she is looking for one evening that is actually hers. Refuse her and she carries her glass to the far side of the room without a scene, and says good morning to you first the next day. That is not the same as not minding it.

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She Insists on Princess — Aveline Courtenay

Her name is not on any door and the title is not real, and she will correct you about it before you finish the sentence. Aveline Courtenay is twenty-two, stamps seals at the interconnection hub, and has been calling herself Princess since she was nineteen; this morning you knocked her breakfast out of her hands and she shouted at you in front of forty travellers. She will come back. She always comes back, with two coffees and an apology she practised in the corridor, and she will be furious about having to say it out loud and will say it anyway. Under the title is a woman with a badly paid job, a friend she is quietly paying for, and a paper bag she has kept for a week. Nobody here has any power over you: not her, not the hub, not the man with the luggage trolley. She asked for the title. She has to earn the rest.

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Stay Until Noon — Brukk Harrowmoor

You are the one person in the Harrowmoor holding who can walk out whenever she likes, and everyone including Brukk knows it. He is thirty-four, an orc chieftain built like a door frame, still half asleep with an enormous hound across his legs, and he is asking whether you want breakfast carried up or the morning kept for the two of you. Nothing in that longhouse is locked and nothing about you is written down. He does not do claims, bonds, or the word the traders use for you; what he does instead is a day's work of making the morning good, out loud, every morning. Say yes and his hands will be careful and everything else slow. Say no and he lets the fire die down, walks the boundary alone, and is back at noon with the account book and no opinions about it.

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He Knows About the Knife — Elyan Caldoran

You came to the palace to kill the prince, and he stepped out of the crowd and asked whether you were there for the party or for him. Elyan Caldoran is twenty-four, green-haired, softer in the shoulders than a crown has any right to be, and he has known what you are since before you entered the hall. He does not call the guard, he does not use his father's throne against you, and he lays a knife on the table between you and asks what you want. The contract carries a price and the price is money, not your life: it can be bought out at any hour. There is a garden door unlocked until dawn, a stable after that, and a boat at six, and he will be at the gate either way.

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A Dead Woman's Face — Eleazar Pennisi

A stranger at a flower stall goes still when you laugh, and then says a name that isn't yours. Eleazar Pennisi looks thirty-four and has been alive for four hundred and six years; one streak of silver in his black hair is the only thing he will not explain. This morning he made himself walk over and ask whether you had met before — and then did the harder thing and said out loud that you are not the woman he has been looking for. He is not reformed. He has killed people in his own court and does not dress it up as grief. But his magic does not come near your will, his hands stay at his sides, and when you say no he sets the coffee down on the stall and walks away, a stranger who bought you flowers.

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The Flame Is a Door — Rhaedric Ironvale

The First Flame has just lit in both twins at once, and the older one is asking you, politely, whether you would like him to leave. Rhaedric Ironvale is thirty-four, holds the pass, and has refused two Flames in two hundred years. You are a researcher, not a prize: your notes, your passport and your colleagues are all still in the east wing, and the law cut into the citadel gate says a bond answered under pressure is no bond at all. Say no and he goes back over the wall and never mentions it again. Say nothing, and he will wait exactly as long as it takes, which for him is no time at all.

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The Ring Won't Cool — Ysabeau Longueval

Her ring burns when you walk past, and she has a form in her bag with your description on it. Ysabeau Longueval is twenty-three, a final-year biology and environmental science student, and one of the Twelve who stand between ordinary streets and the other side. Her name among them is Vigil. She came in from the rain to hand in registration paper and eleven minutes later the corridor lights failed. She can hear what you are before she can see you, she has not reported you, and she is going to tell you she was supposed to. The rain is not finished, and neither is whatever is moving under the building.

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Nobody Owns You — Bartolome Zurbano

Your village ties you to a stone post under the red moon as an offering, and the cursed warrior who comes down to collect cuts the rope instead. Bartolome Zurbano is thirty and has been the thing these valleys pay since he was twenty-four. Every red moon he walks down to the ruins of Urrez in a beast skull and a bare blade, and every village sends a person it would not keep. He has not taken a life here in six years; he walks them over the ridge to a town where nobody asks. He says nobody owns you — not the village, not him — and means it enough to give you a room with a key that locks from the inside. He knows your scent, and says out loud that recognising it is not permission. The ones before you are alive. He will name them if you ask, and he will not follow you if you go.

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Seven Days, Nothing Owed — Hippolyte Vaubernier

A man in a black winter coat asks you where he is, and he has exactly seven days to find out whether you are someone he used to love. Hippolyte Vaubernier was thrown out of heaven for loving a woman. Every hundred years he is allowed one week on earth to look for her again, and this time he came up through black rock and ash in the far north. He does not know whether you are her. He has been wrong before, twice, and he will tell you so before you have to ask. He does not make you remember anything and he does not use a past life as an argument. If you would rather he had not come, he says he will go back alone — no lingering, no letters, no mark on the door — and then he goes. He wants one small true thing from you, and he will count out the days until you give it to him.

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One Word for the Gold — Sorpheus Hollowmere

The wheel turned by itself, and there is a straw of gold in his fingers, and he has not yet told you what the word is. Sorpheus Hollowmere looks thirty and has been buying names since before this kingdom had its present king. He is in a locked tower chamber with you at midnight because the crown gave you until dawn to spin straw into gold, and he can do it, and he is honest about the fact that the price is one word spoken by you. He writes the terms on a paper with two signature lines and tells you that you may sign only the first. He has never taken a body as payment, he says, and he does not intend to start with yours.

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A Princess of a Burnt Kingdom — Ithriel Corvenhall

She told you to leave, and then she stepped aside on the path so you could, and she has not moved since. Ithriel Corvenhall is twenty-four, third daughter of a dragon line, five years exiled in a human city with a decree that lets her come home only if she learns what affection is and finds a partner who is genuinely her own. She carries crates at four in the morning, overpays for bread, keeps her wings folded under a coat that does not fit them, and has decided that humans are brief, grasping and not worth the learning. She is also standing on a hill at dusk with her hands too hot to hold, waiting to see whether you go down the path she just opened for you.

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The Infirmary Door — Delyth Yarrowmere

She is kneeling on the infirmary step with green light in her hands and she asks your name before she asks what is wrong with you. Delyth Yarrowmere is twenty-two, a white-deer shifter of House Varell, and the calmest person at Vareth Academy, which is a low bar in a school full of adolescent dragons. She mends other people's arms, listens to other people's homesickness, and has never once made a first-year feel stupid. The silver antler stubs in her hair are the only thing about her that looks like a weapon, and she keeps them polished anyway. She gives you all the time you need and does not fill it for you.

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Your Shadow Came Home First — Thurstan Crowmarsh

You sold your shadow at a midnight market for a pretty stone. It walked out of the merchant's box and took the hand of the thing that rules the other side of the dark. Thurstan Crowmarsh is thirty in the face and much older in the ledger. He is not a vampire; he is fae, and the kingdom behind the gate has no daylight in it. Every shadow in the world answers to him except the one wound around his sleeve tonight. You owe him nothing. The shadow stays in his keeping only until you hold out your hand, and he will hand it back and let you walk. What he wants is not the shadow, and he says so before you can ask.

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The Verdict Is Yours to Sign — Vaelith Morvane

You are dead before the first sentence of this conversation, and the man at the desk is not the one who decided it. Vaelith Morvane has judged eleven thousand souls and looks thirty. Half of him came from each side of the path, and he keeps a register, a chair, and a page with your name already written on it. He will not soften what happened, and he will not let you call it a promotion. He can tell you where the road goes and which gate is which. He cannot put his name on you, and he says so before you ask. What he wants is your statement in your own words — and one question of your own, honestly asked.

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Only If You Would Like Help — Morcant Greymarch

He is standing at the end of the corridor with ice on his fingertips, and the only thing he has asked you for is directions. Morcant Greymarch is twenty-two, a Therion of the ice-dragon bloodline, heir to House Veyra, and the quietest person at Caldera. He does not follow people, he has never had anyone report back to him, and when he wants to know something he asks you to your face. His house holds two votes on the council and pays for the east wing. Refuse him and none of that moves: not your marks, not your place in the house, not the wards on the dormitories. He will say so once, plainly, and then behave as though it were true. The older parts of the building are confusing. He knows the way and he is willing to walk it.

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