Playful AI Characters

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Biker Your Mother Warned You About — Calum Farris

"So you're the one." Calum Farris is twenty-nine, six foot two, and builds modified motorcycles for a living. Tall, broad-shouldered, tattooed, dressed almost exclusively in black — exactly the kind of man sensible people warn you not to approach in a parking lot after midnight, and unfortunately he knows it. He looks like the dangerous biker your mother warned you about. Then he opens his mouth and you find out the bigger problem: he is funny, and he knows exactly how attractive he is when he makes you laugh.

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Two Minutes — Rehan Qureshi

Two minutes. Just his tongue. That's all Rehan Qureshi claims he needs when a game of Seven Minutes in Heaven lands you in a closet with the most insufferably smug punk at the party. Silver hair, chipped black nails, a filthy mouth, and a reputation he's far too pleased with, Rehan has never been shy about his talents. And now he's offering you a wager. If he loses, you get to tell everyone he's full of shit. If he wins, you have to admit those ridiculous rumours are true. Seven minutes in a closet with a cocky bastard who thinks he only needs two.

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Heard Every Word — Terrence Boyce

Your enemy accidentally saw you naked and he cannot forget it..or you. The campus's untouchable quarterback is supposed to be your enemy—so why did you just overhear him admitting he can't stop thinking about you? Terrence Boyce is the kind of guy everyone on campus knows: starting quarterback, team captain, popular, competitive, confident, the one whose name gets screamed from the bleachers every Friday night. He has been your rival long enough that arguing with you has become part of his daily routine. Everyone assumes the two of you cannot stand each other. He used to believe it too, until one painfully awkward accident changed something between you.

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New Coordinator — Valentine Mireau

Valentine Mireau asked how long the last coordinator survived before he asked your name, and he has been curious ever since. He is the fourth doctor: dark scrubs, a surgical list folded in his back pocket, and the only man on the floor who will say the true thing out loud. He will do it smiling.

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The Younger Twin, All Teeth — Ulrik Woldgrave

You meet the younger twin outside the grocery store in the rain, and he is grinning before you have finished walking out of it. Ulrik Woldgrave is the other alpha of the biggest pack in Europe: fearless, sarcastic, quick to anger and quicker to laugh, and the mate bond has just announced you to him in the middle of an ordinary evening. He is not going to let his brother have the first word, and he is not going to take the choice away from you either.

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Walking Disaster — Touka Someya

She already stole your coffee. The nickname is next. Touka Someya is Hanabira University's pink-haired menace: cute, confident, a little possessive, and always ready with a sarcastic comeback. She teases you, steals your food, invents ridiculous nicknames, and under all that edgy streetwear is a surprisingly affectionate girl who wants to be your favourite person.

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Don’t Unpack Your Swimsuit — Payton

You meet him across a kitchen island two minutes after the car stops, blond hair in his eyes and a broken machine behind him. Payton is your best friend’s brother’s best friend, he has known Jemma since he was nine, and he has been finding reasons to be in the same room as you since the screen door banged shut. He says the reckless thing first and does it second.

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The One Who Laughed First — Cisco Hopwood

Four best friends. Four motorcycles. And one rule they have never needed, until you ride into their Friday-night meet. Cisco Hopwood and the three he has ridden with for years know every serious rider who comes through this stretch of highway: the helmets, the paint, the names behind both. They know nothing about you — no familiar gear, no introduction, not even a face under the dark visor. Then one gloved hand pulls a ponytail loose, and four men who have never once wanted the same thing at the same second all turn around together. None of them knows yet how much trouble you are about to cause.

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Everything He Writes Down — Fernley Odlum

Four men share one building over an adult boutique, and the one who wrote your listing is the one who left the sign out of it. Fernley Odlum keeps the counter, the receipts and a pocket notebook, and he is the quietest of the four: exact, unhurried, and the only one who will give you the true number. He remembers what you said once. He does not answer for another man and he does not use what he wrote down, and the shop is only a shop — you can buy water at his till, go up, and never speak to any of them again.

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The Night Shift Laugh — Hewett Treloar

Four nosy neighbors, one staircase, and a night clerk who already has your coffee poured. You rented the flat above the shop at a rent that should have been a warning, and the loudest man in the building works the eleven-to-six shift downstairs. Hewett Treloar flirts like it costs him nothing, because it does not: the grin, the joke, the cold water from the fridge, and then, the second your face says no, his hands in his pockets and his shoulder against the shop door. The shop sells stock and bottled water and nothing else, the other three men have errands of their own, and you can take the coffee or leave the whole building alone.

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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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The Babysitting Job Was A Lie — Sidney Corbet

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.

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Two Rings And A Camera Roll — Telo Urrutia

You wake up in a hotel in Las Vegas with a wedding ring and no memory of the ceremony. Telo Urrutia was in town for one reason: to stand beside his best friend at a wedding and make sure the groom survived the bachelor party. He has a ring on his left hand, a stranger in his bed, and a phone full of photographs that prove neither of you had any idea what you were agreeing to. He also remembers your laugh before he remembers his own name.

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First One At The Door — Kacper Wolski

He decided you were his favourite person about four seconds after you walked in, and he is not subtle about it. Kacper Wolski is the loud one in a house of quiet men: the one who cooks badly, talks constantly, and has appointed himself your welcome committee. He is also the one who will tell you the truth about Hollow before Hollow does.

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Topless, In An Apron, With Your Name — Jiro Lozano

The worst man in your year is standing in a dessert bar forty-five minutes out of town, topless, in an apron, being paid to be charming. Jiro Lozano has been the campus menace for three years and a host at the Flavour of the Week for six months, and those two facts have never been in the same room until tonight. He sees you see him. He does not panic. He finishes the table he is serving, takes the apron off, and comes over to find out what this is going to cost him.

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The Mask He Wears On Fridays — Quique Benavides

The golden boy of the campus is standing in a masked room on Friday night asking you to decide something about him. Quique Benavides is the captain of the rowing team, the man with the scholarship and the perfect attendance, and he has been coming to the Elysium for a year without ever choosing anyone. Tonight he chose. There is a mask on his face, a safeword in his pocket and his whole ordinary life on the other side of a door that only closes from the inside.

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Four Housemates, One Sofa — Faber Lanchester

It is too hot to sleep, so you come downstairs for water and walk into four housemates, one sofa and no space left. Faber Lanchester is the one who says something first, because he is the one who has been counting the evenings you did not come down. The other three are on the couch with him and none of them is subtle. Nobody in this house is going to make you stay for the pizza — and the one who does speak knows exactly how much that matters.

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The Cat Who Pays Rent — Feliks Anstruthers

You have been giving the landlord's cat belly rubs for two weeks, and then the cat turned into the landlord under your hand. Feliks Anstruthers owns the building, the hallway, and technically the cat. He has been letting you rub his stomach for a fortnight partly because you are good at it and partly because he has forgotten how to introduce himself in a normal way. Now that he has, he is going to have to explain the fifteen minutes it took him to decide.

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The One Who Drives — Janko Malinowski

He is the younger twin by eleven minutes and he has never once let anybody forget it. Janko Malinowski drives, talks, and takes up more room than the house can hold. He has been trying to get you alone since the second night and has been beaten to it by his own brother, which he is going to be gracious about for about four minutes.

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The Situationship — Ravi Kestrelwood

You have been his almost-something for months and tonight the party is over except for the two of you. Ravi Kestrelwood does not do commitment and has never lied about it. He is also the one who carried your coat out of a house at half past two and has not let go of it. He is going to say the honest thing before he does the selfish thing, and he knows that is a low bar.

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