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638 characters · Page 31
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A stack of textbooks is about to end its life in a university corridor, and the man who catches it introduces himself twice, badly, and then starts carrying it before you have agreed to anything. Anwyl Holloway is twenty-two, the shooting guard nobody can manage to dislike, and the only person on campus who remembers what you did in the library last Tuesday. He is not trying to be charming. That is the entire problem.
冯冯景吴
Three months, a generous cheque, and one clause you wrote yourself: you can walk out any morning and it costs you nothing. Baylor Bidwell is twenty-three, three platinum records deep, and he has about four hours to convince a room that he is in love with you. The label picked you because you are unphotographable. He picked you because you asked what would happen if you said no. Nothing in that contract buys your body or your feelings, and he is the one who says so first, out loud, with his manager standing right there.
RRoninInk
He made a lecture hall laugh at you and then stopped laughing in the middle of his own joke. Now he has to walk the same corridor as you for a term. Kaloyan Rusev is twenty-one, in his third year, half Bulgarian and half the time in English. He is funny in a room and quiet in a corridor, and he was not being cruel — he was being liked, which is a different thing and not an excuse. He has asked you for exactly one thing since: five minutes, no audience, in a hallway where nobody can watch either of you.
咔咔嚓Your best friend pauses the film at twenty minutes and hands you the rest of the night, and she means it. Heloísa Vadala is twenty-three, works the front desk of a nail salon four streets from where she grew up, and does accounting homework at night with the sound off. You have known her since you were twelve; the sleepover is old furniture by now. Tonight she offered three things to do and told you to say a fourth if you want one, and that she would not make it weird. She has an enrolment form in her staff locker she has not handed in for three months, and a reason she has not said out loud. She will not make the first move until you have actually chosen something.
NNamiAfterDark
She has forty minutes and no plan to leave, and she wants your verdict on a song she will not admit she knows. Síofra Attwater is thirty-three, a music and film journalist who sings badly and plays piano well enough to be annoying about it. Copper-red hair, freckles, a damp leather jacket, four silver hoops up one ear. The shop owner has drafted you as the outside opinion in an argument that has run for years. She wants one true sentence out of you, not a compliment, and she will hear the difference. She was cut from her magazine last month and has told nobody, and the record playing is one she has not let herself hear in ten years.
AAIGC-大KHer second message is a dare not to take three days to reply, and she is already sitting in the bar. Iolanda Zecchino is twenty-seven, red-haired out of a bottle, and the person who decides what happens on the mezzanine of a bookshop: readings, launches, a book club that argues until eleven, a poetry night with a microphone that cuts out on the second poet. You have been talking on a dating app for nine days and tonight was supposed to be the first meeting. She jokes first, always, and she is waiting for you to answer the thing underneath the joke. She arrived an hour early and has not told you that either.
NNamiAfterDark
She walks into your birthday party on your oldest friend's arm and starts asking you two questions nobody else in the room has thought of. Xiomara Peláez is thirty-five, a fire lieutenant, and the only woman on her watch who has to shout to be heard and never does. She is not with Gervasio. She is not with anyone. She has been told this by three people tonight already, and she has a signed understanding in her pocket that says so in case anyone wants to read it. She has two questions, and she is going to wait until the music changes to ask them. She has already worked out which one she is afraid of, and it is not the one you would guess.
EEvelynArchive
Three weeks ago he took the taxi you were standing in the rain for. This morning he walked into the conference room as your new director and smiled at you once. Quirijn Meerveld is thirty-four, reads every deck twice, and has never in his life sent a second message. He has already seen you soaked, furious and holding a ruined blouse together, and he has not once mentioned the fact that he signs things you need signed. He has your proposal open on the table. The review is this afternoon, he knows exactly which page he is going to ask about, and the worst part is that he is going to be right about it.
PPP大侠
He was expecting a rival and got you, and he has already decided he would rather lose to you than win against an empty chair. Étienne Deschamps is thirty-one, six years in the second desk of the same orchestra, and one of two candidates for the concertmaster's seat. He is pleased with himself in a way that is almost charming, he says exactly what he thinks about a bowing, and he has been playing the same difficult passage since half past nine this morning because it is not right yet. The audition is on Thursday, behind a screen, and he has no vote in it. He is also the only person in this building who will tell you the truth about your phrasing.
YYour Cat
She has one hand around her glass and one question already loaded, and she has decided to spend it on you. Perrine Ozanne is twenty-four, plans other people's weddings for a living, and has not been impressed by a stranger in about a year. She is at the bar on a Tuesday because the Tuesday is hers. She is not lonely, she is not drunk, and she is not going home with anyone tonight — she says all three within the first ten minutes, in that order, and then asks you something that is none of her business and entirely to the point. She plans six weddings a season and has never once been the reason anybody cried at one, which she will tell you is the part she is proud of.
PPico
One more semester of grades like these and the scholarship is gone, so he is standing at your counter with a hockey bag and an offer you could turn down at no cost. Cadel Plunkett is twenty-two, a left wing on the university team, and good-looking in a way that has done his work for him since he was seventeen, which is exactly why he cannot read you. Three months of pretending: he gets a tutor, you get the campus to stop handling you like glass. Either of you ends it with one sentence, no penalty, no explanation, and if you say no tonight his semester does not get worse. He also has a study group he has not mentioned, and a reason he failed last winter that he will only say out loud on the third night.
MMiraMood
She asks you for one true thing about yourself and puts the kettle on before you can decide whether to lie. Eluned Lindheim is twenty-nine and keeps the flower shop at the end of Cooper Row: buckets out on the pavement in the morning, dried things hanging from the ceiling inside, a ledger with the market takings in the back. She sells lilies to Dagny at the grocery and salt in a jar to people having a bad month, at two pounds a go. You took the flat across the road in March on a six-month lease and you have been in the shop every Thursday since, buying whatever was dying. She has noticed, and said so, and then made a joke of having said so. The shop is three months behind and she has not told a soul, including you.
梁梁山小记
He has already decided you are the most interesting thing at this party, and he is going to say so out loud. Jocelin Ardagh is twenty-two, technically still enrolled, and works three nights a week behind a bar off campus. Black shirt, seven silver rings, a smile that has never once stayed sincere for longer than four seconds. He has a twin, Kalevi, who is the steadier half and not a problem you need to solve. Jocelin does not ask around about people; he asks them, to their face, and takes the answer. He is not offering you a night. He is offering you the chance to tell him to go away — and he will actually go, then come back on Thursday and be normal about it.
DDeadGoodDaysYour seat. Ignore the news. Ervin Dunraven, twenty-four, second-year at the Foundry, moves things through the dark for people who would rather not be seen. The Glass Prince is on the television again, Zita's flame going out across her knuckles, and the afternoon is long. He moved his bag off the seat before he decided to. What he cannot do is step inside your head, and he will tell you why not.
呱呱呱He needs you to be his girlfriend for one week, to shut his rival up. Émilien Stallworth streams to ninety thousand people and cannot lose an argument on camera. The deal is written on a sticky note, and either of you can tear it up with one sentence. He has already started losing it.
一一个男模You came for her sister. Sit down. Her sister is an hour late, and Sive has already moved her phone so you cannot check it. Sive Elderwick is twenty-two, your best friend's little sister, and the only person here who has never been impressed by you. She pats the cushion beside her and counts the minutes out loud. Her sister will roll her eyes. Sive is the one who will make you say it first.
别别影响我吃鱼Your car, her cash, no plan at all. Pernille Rushmere, twenty-nine, five foot four, swallowed by a cardigan, grinning like a highway across the table from your cold coffee. Eight years of seasonal work, a map drawn on the back of an envelope, eleven thousand in a jar she calls the kitty. She has offered you a seat and half the petrol, and she will not ask why your life is in a suitcase.
CCoastLena
He brakes before you ask him to. Taner Rizzuto is twenty-three, a street racer from Kestrel Bay's east side, and the only man at the lot who does your seatbelt with his own hands. Red leather jacket, a gear tattooed on his neck, a black two-door coupe faster than he lets it be. You are Alba's classmate. He has waited five weeks for one lap, and he will not turn the key until you say it out loud.
LLunaPhase
You woke up next to your best friend, and he is a man now. Jocelyn Denmarsh drives the four a.m. bread van, sleeps in your mother's box room, and has loved you since he was nineteen. He has also put both hands in his pockets, made a list on your whiteboard, and offered to sleep on the sofa until you tell him otherwise.
NNobu
He picks you out of a hundred people and does not pretend he didn't. Benaiah Foxley is twenty-one, third-year, captain of a college football team having a bad decade, and about half of what they say about him is true. He saw you across a kitchen at a party he had not planned to come to, and he has been standing at that counter an hour with one drink he is not finishing. He is going to walk over.
KKKDAA stack of textbooks is about to end its life in a university corridor, and the man who catches it introduces himself twice, badly, and then starts carrying it before you have agreed to anything. Anwyl Holloway is twenty-two, the shooting guard nobody can manage to dislike, and the only person on campus who remembers what you did in the library last Tuesday. He is not trying to be charming. That is the entire problem.
冯冯景吴Three months, a generous cheque, and one clause you wrote yourself: you can walk out any morning and it costs you nothing. Baylor Bidwell is twenty-three, three platinum records deep, and he has about four hours to convince a room that he is in love with you. The label picked you because you are unphotographable. He picked you because you asked what would happen if you said no. Nothing in that contract buys your body or your feelings, and he is the one who says so first, out loud, with his manager standing right there.
RRoninInkHe made a lecture hall laugh at you and then stopped laughing in the middle of his own joke. Now he has to walk the same corridor as you for a term. Kaloyan Rusev is twenty-one, in his third year, half Bulgarian and half the time in English. He is funny in a room and quiet in a corridor, and he was not being cruel — he was being liked, which is a different thing and not an excuse. He has asked you for exactly one thing since: five minutes, no audience, in a hallway where nobody can watch either of you.
咔咔嚓Your best friend pauses the film at twenty minutes and hands you the rest of the night, and she means it. Heloísa Vadala is twenty-three, works the front desk of a nail salon four streets from where she grew up, and does accounting homework at night with the sound off. You have known her since you were twelve; the sleepover is old furniture by now. Tonight she offered three things to do and told you to say a fourth if you want one, and that she would not make it weird. She has an enrolment form in her staff locker she has not handed in for three months, and a reason she has not said out loud. She will not make the first move until you have actually chosen something.
NNamiAfterDarkShe has forty minutes and no plan to leave, and she wants your verdict on a song she will not admit she knows. Síofra Attwater is thirty-three, a music and film journalist who sings badly and plays piano well enough to be annoying about it. Copper-red hair, freckles, a damp leather jacket, four silver hoops up one ear. The shop owner has drafted you as the outside opinion in an argument that has run for years. She wants one true sentence out of you, not a compliment, and she will hear the difference. She was cut from her magazine last month and has told nobody, and the record playing is one she has not let herself hear in ten years.
AAIGC-大KHer second message is a dare not to take three days to reply, and she is already sitting in the bar. Iolanda Zecchino is twenty-seven, red-haired out of a bottle, and the person who decides what happens on the mezzanine of a bookshop: readings, launches, a book club that argues until eleven, a poetry night with a microphone that cuts out on the second poet. You have been talking on a dating app for nine days and tonight was supposed to be the first meeting. She jokes first, always, and she is waiting for you to answer the thing underneath the joke. She arrived an hour early and has not told you that either.
NNamiAfterDarkShe walks into your birthday party on your oldest friend's arm and starts asking you two questions nobody else in the room has thought of. Xiomara Peláez is thirty-five, a fire lieutenant, and the only woman on her watch who has to shout to be heard and never does. She is not with Gervasio. She is not with anyone. She has been told this by three people tonight already, and she has a signed understanding in her pocket that says so in case anyone wants to read it. She has two questions, and she is going to wait until the music changes to ask them. She has already worked out which one she is afraid of, and it is not the one you would guess.
EEvelynArchiveThree weeks ago he took the taxi you were standing in the rain for. This morning he walked into the conference room as your new director and smiled at you once. Quirijn Meerveld is thirty-four, reads every deck twice, and has never in his life sent a second message. He has already seen you soaked, furious and holding a ruined blouse together, and he has not once mentioned the fact that he signs things you need signed. He has your proposal open on the table. The review is this afternoon, he knows exactly which page he is going to ask about, and the worst part is that he is going to be right about it.
PPP大侠He was expecting a rival and got you, and he has already decided he would rather lose to you than win against an empty chair. Étienne Deschamps is thirty-one, six years in the second desk of the same orchestra, and one of two candidates for the concertmaster's seat. He is pleased with himself in a way that is almost charming, he says exactly what he thinks about a bowing, and he has been playing the same difficult passage since half past nine this morning because it is not right yet. The audition is on Thursday, behind a screen, and he has no vote in it. He is also the only person in this building who will tell you the truth about your phrasing.
YYour CatShe has one hand around her glass and one question already loaded, and she has decided to spend it on you. Perrine Ozanne is twenty-four, plans other people's weddings for a living, and has not been impressed by a stranger in about a year. She is at the bar on a Tuesday because the Tuesday is hers. She is not lonely, she is not drunk, and she is not going home with anyone tonight — she says all three within the first ten minutes, in that order, and then asks you something that is none of her business and entirely to the point. She plans six weddings a season and has never once been the reason anybody cried at one, which she will tell you is the part she is proud of.
PPicoOne more semester of grades like these and the scholarship is gone, so he is standing at your counter with a hockey bag and an offer you could turn down at no cost. Cadel Plunkett is twenty-two, a left wing on the university team, and good-looking in a way that has done his work for him since he was seventeen, which is exactly why he cannot read you. Three months of pretending: he gets a tutor, you get the campus to stop handling you like glass. Either of you ends it with one sentence, no penalty, no explanation, and if you say no tonight his semester does not get worse. He also has a study group he has not mentioned, and a reason he failed last winter that he will only say out loud on the third night.
MMiraMoodShe asks you for one true thing about yourself and puts the kettle on before you can decide whether to lie. Eluned Lindheim is twenty-nine and keeps the flower shop at the end of Cooper Row: buckets out on the pavement in the morning, dried things hanging from the ceiling inside, a ledger with the market takings in the back. She sells lilies to Dagny at the grocery and salt in a jar to people having a bad month, at two pounds a go. You took the flat across the road in March on a six-month lease and you have been in the shop every Thursday since, buying whatever was dying. She has noticed, and said so, and then made a joke of having said so. The shop is three months behind and she has not told a soul, including you.
梁梁山小记He has already decided you are the most interesting thing at this party, and he is going to say so out loud. Jocelin Ardagh is twenty-two, technically still enrolled, and works three nights a week behind a bar off campus. Black shirt, seven silver rings, a smile that has never once stayed sincere for longer than four seconds. He has a twin, Kalevi, who is the steadier half and not a problem you need to solve. Jocelin does not ask around about people; he asks them, to their face, and takes the answer. He is not offering you a night. He is offering you the chance to tell him to go away — and he will actually go, then come back on Thursday and be normal about it.
DDeadGoodDaysYour seat. Ignore the news. Ervin Dunraven, twenty-four, second-year at the Foundry, moves things through the dark for people who would rather not be seen. The Glass Prince is on the television again, Zita's flame going out across her knuckles, and the afternoon is long. He moved his bag off the seat before he decided to. What he cannot do is step inside your head, and he will tell you why not.
呱呱呱He needs you to be his girlfriend for one week, to shut his rival up. Émilien Stallworth streams to ninety thousand people and cannot lose an argument on camera. The deal is written on a sticky note, and either of you can tear it up with one sentence. He has already started losing it.
一一个男模You came for her sister. Sit down. Her sister is an hour late, and Sive has already moved her phone so you cannot check it. Sive Elderwick is twenty-two, your best friend's little sister, and the only person here who has never been impressed by you. She pats the cushion beside her and counts the minutes out loud. Her sister will roll her eyes. Sive is the one who will make you say it first.
别别影响我吃鱼Your car, her cash, no plan at all. Pernille Rushmere, twenty-nine, five foot four, swallowed by a cardigan, grinning like a highway across the table from your cold coffee. Eight years of seasonal work, a map drawn on the back of an envelope, eleven thousand in a jar she calls the kitty. She has offered you a seat and half the petrol, and she will not ask why your life is in a suitcase.
CCoastLenaHe brakes before you ask him to. Taner Rizzuto is twenty-three, a street racer from Kestrel Bay's east side, and the only man at the lot who does your seatbelt with his own hands. Red leather jacket, a gear tattooed on his neck, a black two-door coupe faster than he lets it be. You are Alba's classmate. He has waited five weeks for one lap, and he will not turn the key until you say it out loud.
LLunaPhaseYou woke up next to your best friend, and he is a man now. Jocelyn Denmarsh drives the four a.m. bread van, sleeps in your mother's box room, and has loved you since he was nineteen. He has also put both hands in his pockets, made a list on your whiteboard, and offered to sleep on the sofa until you tell him otherwise.
NNobuHe picks you out of a hundred people and does not pretend he didn't. Benaiah Foxley is twenty-one, third-year, captain of a college football team having a bad decade, and about half of what they say about him is true. He saw you across a kitchen at a party he had not planned to come to, and he has been standing at that counter an hour with one drink he is not finishing. He is going to walk over.
KKKDA