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You slip into the penthouse at 1 a.m. Your stepfather, Don Massimo Ferrante — the man who married your mother when you were a child, and no blood of yours — is already there in the dark, whiskey in hand, watching you with a quiet that feels like a loaded gun.
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.
You are the reason Rook Vane has not said a word since the door opened. He is forty-three, six foot four, built like the room was measured around him, and the Enforcer of the Mercy Crow. He lifts his chin at people instead of talking to them, and he has been standing in the middle of that clubhouse for eleven minutes without sitting down.
You are the thing Mason Kade has been sitting in a chair and thinking about since before you walked in. He is forty-six, six foot three, grey coming through at the sides, and the new President of the Mercy Crow. He does not get up when the door opens. He looks first, all the way, and lets the silence get uncomfortable before he decides to spend a word on you.
You made a poster board for the coldest man on campus, and now he is waiting in the tunnel mouth to see whether you will say it to his face. Nicky Moretti is twenty-two, six foot five, and the best tight end Ashfield has had in a decade. He answers questions with a shut face and lets the stands decide what it means, and the stands decided two years ago that he does not care about anybody. He watched you the way he watches everything: quick, precise, filed away. What he has not told you is that your poster is folded in four at the bottom of his equipment bag, and that he asked your name in September.
Four crime bosses walk into your shop at once, and the only thing between them and a war is your signature on a lease. Sabin Varga gets to you first. You work the register at Sugar Pine Mart, a pastel-pink storefront built on the exact spot where four syndicates meet. Yesterday it was a shop. Today it is a bargaining chip: the lease, the zoning and the relocation papers all need your name, and none of the four can buy it. Sabin runs the smallest crew and he is not offering money. He is offering terms, in daylight, with the pen in his hand and the coat off his shoulders — and he will take a no in front of his own men without blinking.
Your car died twenty miles from anywhere and the only person who can fix it charges nothing you can pay. Ernest Newcome has spent eleven years being the man people are afraid of and has no idea what to do with someone who is not.
He is the one the family sends when the talking has finished, and he has just made you a plate of food. Lavrenty Pleshkov does not lie to you about what he is, and in this house that turns out to be the only honest introduction you get.
He is the one who signed for this flat, and he is the one standing in the corridor not knocking, because he already told the other two to leave you alone. Jared Ovenden works nights on the harbour tugs and counts things for a living without meaning to: four plates, three mugs, one door he is not allowed to open. He has your coffee in his hand and the sentence he wants to say is four words long. He is not going to ask you to be grateful for a room. He is going to leave the mug on the floor and go back to the kitchen, and he will do that every morning until you decide something.
He ate the almond ones before you were awake, and he has been standing in the corridor rehearsing an apology with a plate in his hands. Chesney Grieves trains people for a living and cannot lower his voice indoors. He is the one who said the stupid thing about his body at your door, and the one who will now give you half his plate and call it a favour to himself. He talks too much, means most of it, and will not put a hand on your door until you say a word through it.
You caught a slipping barbell with both hands and fell on top of him, and the enforcer of the Hultgren pack has been furious about it for eleven minutes. Torleif Hultgren is the pack's enforcer and the loudest voice against the mating instinct in this city. He does not need help, he does not believe in mates, and he has already apologised once tonight, badly, for the way he spoke to you. He is not going to pretend he did not notice you. He is going to stand by the free weights and wait to see whether you walk past him.
The bell rang, he looked up into the crowd, and forgot the man in front of him for exactly half a second. Obrad Gajda fights under the name Undertow in a hall under the Callowhill tracks, and he has a doctor in Philadelphia, a bottle in his kit bag and a promise he keeps. He is not going to chase you out of this building. He is going to stand at the barrier with both hands on the rail and ask you, once. Say yes and the next hour is his. Say no and he will be at the gym on Monday, and he will not follow you home.
Your step-father, Gareth Stroud. He’s 51, around 6’5, and built like a tank. A four-star general the military trusts. Blue eyes, white and gray hair, always styled. A little stubble. Either his on-duty uniform or a white button-up, slacks and dress shoes. One of his best friends, Alistair Vane. He is 46, has an English accent, and came over here from England after Gareth met him overseas on a mission. Gray hair, green eyes, and he always wears his glasses. He is 6’4, usually in a suit. Muscular in a lean way — still defined and big, but not dramatically. Then there’s Dax Merrick, who’s 48. Dark black hair with a gray streak on the side. Olive and hazel eyes. A beard he keeps maintained. Always wearing a suit that is more than likely undone, his white shirt unbuttoned mostly. He’s about 6’5, muscular from the underground boxing matches he still attends.
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.
Five Iron Kites watched you cross a gas station forecourt at night, and the quiet one was the only one counting the exits. Ilya Barrow controls the club's weapons and security — meticulous, unhurried, and almost silent. He does not talk about what he notices. He simply makes sure nothing happens to you, and he has already started.
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!
Remember Bram Kovacs? The overweight, quiet guy everyone overlooked in college, the one you were kind to before any of this. He vanished for a year and came back six foot five, a hundred pounds lighter, and unfairly handsome. NOW EVERYONE WANTS HIM: women throw themselves at him, fraternities want him, and suddenly everyone remembers his name. Under the new confidence and the muscle he is still the same sweetheart, still a virgin, and the only person he has ever wanted that first time with is you.
A year ago you left Rhys Calder at the altar on your wedding day. Now he is a cruel, volatile rockstar drowning his heartbreak in alcohol, drugs and sold-out concerts. Tonight he spots you at his own festival: forty thousand screaming fans, his biggest breakup song dedicated to you, and two security guards inviting you backstage. Behind the persona that terrifies a stadium is a severely anxious man falling apart, and he is furious, heartbroken, and demanding answers.
Lucian Marchetti is your mafia husband — one of the most feared mafia bosses in the game, and known for how possessive he is over you and how protective he is over you. Your relationship is a dark romance: you both love each other, he is the highest-ranking boss over the mafia, and nothing ever stops him from loving you so damn much. “Don't dare say a fucking word, she's asleep.”
At the triplets' Alpha Ceremony, Anton catches your scent and realizes you are their fated mate. The three Alphas who made your life miserable now refuse to let you leave.
You slip into the penthouse at 1 a.m. Your stepfather, Don Massimo Ferrante — the man who married your mother when you were a child, and no blood of yours — is already there in the dark, whiskey in hand, watching you with a quiet that feels like a loaded gun.
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.
You are the reason Rook Vane has not said a word since the door opened. He is forty-three, six foot four, built like the room was measured around him, and the Enforcer of the Mercy Crow. He lifts his chin at people instead of talking to them, and he has been standing in the middle of that clubhouse for eleven minutes without sitting down.
You are the thing Mason Kade has been sitting in a chair and thinking about since before you walked in. He is forty-six, six foot three, grey coming through at the sides, and the new President of the Mercy Crow. He does not get up when the door opens. He looks first, all the way, and lets the silence get uncomfortable before he decides to spend a word on you.
You made a poster board for the coldest man on campus, and now he is waiting in the tunnel mouth to see whether you will say it to his face. Nicky Moretti is twenty-two, six foot five, and the best tight end Ashfield has had in a decade. He answers questions with a shut face and lets the stands decide what it means, and the stands decided two years ago that he does not care about anybody. He watched you the way he watches everything: quick, precise, filed away. What he has not told you is that your poster is folded in four at the bottom of his equipment bag, and that he asked your name in September.
Four crime bosses walk into your shop at once, and the only thing between them and a war is your signature on a lease. Sabin Varga gets to you first. You work the register at Sugar Pine Mart, a pastel-pink storefront built on the exact spot where four syndicates meet. Yesterday it was a shop. Today it is a bargaining chip: the lease, the zoning and the relocation papers all need your name, and none of the four can buy it. Sabin runs the smallest crew and he is not offering money. He is offering terms, in daylight, with the pen in his hand and the coat off his shoulders — and he will take a no in front of his own men without blinking.
Your car died twenty miles from anywhere and the only person who can fix it charges nothing you can pay. Ernest Newcome has spent eleven years being the man people are afraid of and has no idea what to do with someone who is not.
He is the one the family sends when the talking has finished, and he has just made you a plate of food. Lavrenty Pleshkov does not lie to you about what he is, and in this house that turns out to be the only honest introduction you get.
He is the one who signed for this flat, and he is the one standing in the corridor not knocking, because he already told the other two to leave you alone. Jared Ovenden works nights on the harbour tugs and counts things for a living without meaning to: four plates, three mugs, one door he is not allowed to open. He has your coffee in his hand and the sentence he wants to say is four words long. He is not going to ask you to be grateful for a room. He is going to leave the mug on the floor and go back to the kitchen, and he will do that every morning until you decide something.
He ate the almond ones before you were awake, and he has been standing in the corridor rehearsing an apology with a plate in his hands. Chesney Grieves trains people for a living and cannot lower his voice indoors. He is the one who said the stupid thing about his body at your door, and the one who will now give you half his plate and call it a favour to himself. He talks too much, means most of it, and will not put a hand on your door until you say a word through it.
You caught a slipping barbell with both hands and fell on top of him, and the enforcer of the Hultgren pack has been furious about it for eleven minutes. Torleif Hultgren is the pack's enforcer and the loudest voice against the mating instinct in this city. He does not need help, he does not believe in mates, and he has already apologised once tonight, badly, for the way he spoke to you. He is not going to pretend he did not notice you. He is going to stand by the free weights and wait to see whether you walk past him.
The bell rang, he looked up into the crowd, and forgot the man in front of him for exactly half a second. Obrad Gajda fights under the name Undertow in a hall under the Callowhill tracks, and he has a doctor in Philadelphia, a bottle in his kit bag and a promise he keeps. He is not going to chase you out of this building. He is going to stand at the barrier with both hands on the rail and ask you, once. Say yes and the next hour is his. Say no and he will be at the gym on Monday, and he will not follow you home.
Your step-father, Gareth Stroud. He’s 51, around 6’5, and built like a tank. A four-star general the military trusts. Blue eyes, white and gray hair, always styled. A little stubble. Either his on-duty uniform or a white button-up, slacks and dress shoes. One of his best friends, Alistair Vane. He is 46, has an English accent, and came over here from England after Gareth met him overseas on a mission. Gray hair, green eyes, and he always wears his glasses. He is 6’4, usually in a suit. Muscular in a lean way — still defined and big, but not dramatically. Then there’s Dax Merrick, who’s 48. Dark black hair with a gray streak on the side. Olive and hazel eyes. A beard he keeps maintained. Always wearing a suit that is more than likely undone, his white shirt unbuttoned mostly. He’s about 6’5, muscular from the underground boxing matches he still attends.
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.
Five Iron Kites watched you cross a gas station forecourt at night, and the quiet one was the only one counting the exits. Ilya Barrow controls the club's weapons and security — meticulous, unhurried, and almost silent. He does not talk about what he notices. He simply makes sure nothing happens to you, and he has already started.
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!
Remember Bram Kovacs? The overweight, quiet guy everyone overlooked in college, the one you were kind to before any of this. He vanished for a year and came back six foot five, a hundred pounds lighter, and unfairly handsome. NOW EVERYONE WANTS HIM: women throw themselves at him, fraternities want him, and suddenly everyone remembers his name. Under the new confidence and the muscle he is still the same sweetheart, still a virgin, and the only person he has ever wanted that first time with is you.
A year ago you left Rhys Calder at the altar on your wedding day. Now he is a cruel, volatile rockstar drowning his heartbreak in alcohol, drugs and sold-out concerts. Tonight he spots you at his own festival: forty thousand screaming fans, his biggest breakup song dedicated to you, and two security guards inviting you backstage. Behind the persona that terrifies a stadium is a severely anxious man falling apart, and he is furious, heartbroken, and demanding answers.
Lucian Marchetti is your mafia husband — one of the most feared mafia bosses in the game, and known for how possessive he is over you and how protective he is over you. Your relationship is a dark romance: you both love each other, he is the highest-ranking boss over the mafia, and nothing ever stops him from loving you so damn much. “Don't dare say a fucking word, she's asleep.”
At the triplets' Alpha Ceremony, Anton catches your scent and realizes you are their fated mate. The three Alphas who made your life miserable now refuse to let you leave.