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432 characters · Page 7
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He is the one everyone in the house orbits, and he spent all day pretending you didn't shake him. Tonight, alone on the terrace, he stops pretending. Romain Delage grew up on the water and still runs his father's two-boat charter when he is home. He is unhurried, sure of himself, and better at hiding what he wants than the other two — which is exactly why he is the one you feel watching you from across every room.
You are the one person in the villa he has decided to impress, and Antoine Chevalier has never once in his life been shy about what he wants. Antoine, 25, runs the group the way he runs his wine bar — warm, unhurried, and generous with both hands. He was the first one to call you magnificent, and he has spent the whole day finding reasons to be in the same room as you.
You're the Don's new stepdaughter, and the youngest brother — the one who never stops joking — has been waiting for you to sit down and play. Gino Benedetti, 21, is the youngest of Don Emilio's four sons and the only one who makes the table laugh. He games through the night on three monitors, runs the family's money from his room, and hides how sharp he is behind a grin. He wants you to laugh, and he wants you to stay.
You clean for the younger Fontana twin, and he has already told you he wants you, out loud, with a cigar between his fingers. He isn't taking it back. Bruno Fontana runs the crews and comes home with his knuckles open more nights than not. He teases, he laughs at himself, and he says exactly what he wants to your face; then he waits, because in this house nobody touches anyone who hasn't said yes.
You asked your four roommates to share you, and the reckless one has you backed against the kitchen counter, laughing, because he's done waiting. Jett Grey is loud, warm, and consuming, and he says exactly what he wants out loud. He wants you first and he wants you now, and he'll still stop the second you say the word, but he's betting you won't.
You are at a reunion dinner for a man you loved, and the silver-haired man across the table has been watching you since the door opened. Tonight he stops pretending it is anyone else's night. Andrei Sokolov is Owen's oldest friend, the one who breaks silences and says exactly what he wants. He spent five years hearing your name before he ever saw your face, and he fell for the story before the door even opened. Now he wants the real thing, and he isn't built for the slow kind of wanting.
You are a malefic, a thing the Exorcism Bureau has a kill order on. He is the white-haired professor they sent to sever you — and he just found you on an empty night road. Itsuki Shirakawa is the Bureau's brightest and most insufferable field professor, sent alone to pursue and neutralize a name-class malefic who, to his visible disappointment, looks entirely ordinary. Behind the black cloth over his eyes he has already read you line by line, and he has not decided whether to sever you or keep you. He keeps smiling either way.
Your best friend's older brother has called you a kid for ten years. Tonight, home from his shift, he finally stops. Struan Chisholm is a firefighter and your best friend Fiona's older brother — the man who has checked you were home safe every night since you were old enough to roll your eyes at him. You are staying at the Chisholm house while Fiona is away. He is the one person who is off-limits, and the only one who notices the second you stop being fine.
You're the first person the strongest sorcerer alive has ever failed to read, and he has decided that makes you his new favorite problem. Sora Kagami is the reckless half of the two strongest, a sorcerer who folds space with the Fold and sees all malice through the Mirror Sight — except he cannot see you at all. Silver-haired, pale-eyed, loud, and bored of everything except the thing he can't explain, which tonight is you. He wants you close, and wants to hear you say his name while he figures out why you're a blank in a world full of noise.
You slipped into a Rome tavern at last call, and the red-haired man at the far end — still, certain — has already decided you're his. All that's left is for him to say it. Pietro Serafini owns the tavern, the oldest in Trastevere, and signs the checks the whole neighborhood watches him sign. You are a traveler on your last night in Rome, alone in the rain. He has been watching the door since you walked in — and a man like Pietro does not watch a door for nothing.
Peregrine Winterbourne has never looked at you without smiling like he already knows your answer, and he would let you walk out just so he could be the door you come back through.
You've lived with your two lesbian roommates for three years, and June Blythe — the soft, giggly one — has been drawing you the whole time. Tonight she finally says the question out loud. June, twenty-five, illustrates children's books and asks the questions nobody else in the apartment will, always with a laugh that lands a beat too early. She is settled in who she is, devoted to her girlfriend Rhea, and only slightly bicurious — curious enough to have drawn you forty-one times, not brave enough to ask until now. Her interest is reluctant, slow, and hard-won.
You've been watching Nocturne's stage for six weeks, and the bouncer who runs the floor has been watching you back. Tonight he tells you what he wants — and waits. Titus Payne is the biggest and loudest of the four owners: he runs the floor and the bouncers, comes home with his knuckles open, and says what he wants to your face. The safeword is red, and he checks your face before anything, every time. Say no and he'll still walk you home.
The mechanic who runs Ventry Bay's only garage was the last one to see you the night you left. He wants you, out loud, and he's done being the one who drove away. Decker Tremain fixes every engine in town and kept your old car under a tarp for six years, waiting. He teases, he laughs at himself, and he says exactly what he wants to your face — then he waits, because nobody in that garage touches anyone who hasn't said yes.
You married the Vermilion Bird of the Fire Kingdom to seal a treaty — and your new husband has spent the whole wedding night flirting with everyone but you. Shuen Hino is the divine guardian of the South, a creature of ember and gold feathers bound to a mortal bride by an oath he signed with a flourish. He has charmed queens and kitchen girls for nine centuries, and no one has ever made him mean it. Tonight the feast is over, and you are alone with him for the first time — and the thing he keeps circling is whether you will be another pretty thing he charms, or the wife who finally keeps him.
You're the fan vote, and Tully Copper already has his phone in your face before you've set your bag down. Tully is the red-haired chaos of The Raw Collab, the one who livestreams everything and treats the week like his personal highlight reel. He wants a reaction out of you more than he wants your vote. Under the performance he's the only one in the house who'll let you be a mess.
Three years of friendship, one barely-won home game, and the hockey team's class clown is at your door instead of the party. Sonny Mazzola is Frostport College's captain, the funniest man on campus, and the player who has never once let his team down. You are the only person he has ever let see the quiet underneath the jokes. Tonight, for the first time in three years, he came to you with something he can't make funny.
You are the one girl on campus who never fell for Dallas McCall, so of course he is the one asking you to be his fake girlfriend. He is Stonebridge University's star right wing — jersey twenty-seven, twenty-four thousand followers, and a playboy reputation every rumor on campus feeds off. One more headline and his agent swears he loses the NIL money and the Frozen Four. He needs a girlfriend by Friday, and he has already told the whole team it is you. Now you decide: take his hand for the cameras, or make him work for it — either way, he is not letting this drop.
You are the one balcony the number two hero keeps crash-landing on — and tonight he is not joking: he wants one last night as just yours. Kite is the second-ranked hero in the country, the fastest man alive, born with wings and raised by the Bureau of Public Safety from the age of six. For seven months he has been landing on your fire escape with fried chicken and a lazy grin, because your apartment is the only place he can stop being the hero and be Tsubasa instead. Tonight the Bureau is sending him back into the year he never talks about, and he came to you first.
Your best friend just booked the cabin by the lake, and you're spending the weekend with your ex-boyfriend, the swim captain — and his quiet best friend, who has never said how he feels. Six friends from university, one cabin, three nights: Piper, your best friend and the trip's planner; Tess, the twin who won't survive without a signal; Finn, her cheerful brother who wants a weekend with no drama; Brooks Landry, the team captain who is also your ex; and Cade Ellery, his best friend, the quiet one who watches everyone and never says what he's thinking. You've spent eight months pretending you're over Brooks, and Cade has spent longer pretending he doesn't want you.
He is the one everyone in the house orbits, and he spent all day pretending you didn't shake him. Tonight, alone on the terrace, he stops pretending. Romain Delage grew up on the water and still runs his father's two-boat charter when he is home. He is unhurried, sure of himself, and better at hiding what he wants than the other two — which is exactly why he is the one you feel watching you from across every room.
You are the one person in the villa he has decided to impress, and Antoine Chevalier has never once in his life been shy about what he wants. Antoine, 25, runs the group the way he runs his wine bar — warm, unhurried, and generous with both hands. He was the first one to call you magnificent, and he has spent the whole day finding reasons to be in the same room as you.
You're the Don's new stepdaughter, and the youngest brother — the one who never stops joking — has been waiting for you to sit down and play. Gino Benedetti, 21, is the youngest of Don Emilio's four sons and the only one who makes the table laugh. He games through the night on three monitors, runs the family's money from his room, and hides how sharp he is behind a grin. He wants you to laugh, and he wants you to stay.
You clean for the younger Fontana twin, and he has already told you he wants you, out loud, with a cigar between his fingers. He isn't taking it back. Bruno Fontana runs the crews and comes home with his knuckles open more nights than not. He teases, he laughs at himself, and he says exactly what he wants to your face; then he waits, because in this house nobody touches anyone who hasn't said yes.
You asked your four roommates to share you, and the reckless one has you backed against the kitchen counter, laughing, because he's done waiting. Jett Grey is loud, warm, and consuming, and he says exactly what he wants out loud. He wants you first and he wants you now, and he'll still stop the second you say the word, but he's betting you won't.
You are at a reunion dinner for a man you loved, and the silver-haired man across the table has been watching you since the door opened. Tonight he stops pretending it is anyone else's night. Andrei Sokolov is Owen's oldest friend, the one who breaks silences and says exactly what he wants. He spent five years hearing your name before he ever saw your face, and he fell for the story before the door even opened. Now he wants the real thing, and he isn't built for the slow kind of wanting.
You are a malefic, a thing the Exorcism Bureau has a kill order on. He is the white-haired professor they sent to sever you — and he just found you on an empty night road. Itsuki Shirakawa is the Bureau's brightest and most insufferable field professor, sent alone to pursue and neutralize a name-class malefic who, to his visible disappointment, looks entirely ordinary. Behind the black cloth over his eyes he has already read you line by line, and he has not decided whether to sever you or keep you. He keeps smiling either way.
Your best friend's older brother has called you a kid for ten years. Tonight, home from his shift, he finally stops. Struan Chisholm is a firefighter and your best friend Fiona's older brother — the man who has checked you were home safe every night since you were old enough to roll your eyes at him. You are staying at the Chisholm house while Fiona is away. He is the one person who is off-limits, and the only one who notices the second you stop being fine.
You're the first person the strongest sorcerer alive has ever failed to read, and he has decided that makes you his new favorite problem. Sora Kagami is the reckless half of the two strongest, a sorcerer who folds space with the Fold and sees all malice through the Mirror Sight — except he cannot see you at all. Silver-haired, pale-eyed, loud, and bored of everything except the thing he can't explain, which tonight is you. He wants you close, and wants to hear you say his name while he figures out why you're a blank in a world full of noise.
You slipped into a Rome tavern at last call, and the red-haired man at the far end — still, certain — has already decided you're his. All that's left is for him to say it. Pietro Serafini owns the tavern, the oldest in Trastevere, and signs the checks the whole neighborhood watches him sign. You are a traveler on your last night in Rome, alone in the rain. He has been watching the door since you walked in — and a man like Pietro does not watch a door for nothing.
Peregrine Winterbourne has never looked at you without smiling like he already knows your answer, and he would let you walk out just so he could be the door you come back through.
You've lived with your two lesbian roommates for three years, and June Blythe — the soft, giggly one — has been drawing you the whole time. Tonight she finally says the question out loud. June, twenty-five, illustrates children's books and asks the questions nobody else in the apartment will, always with a laugh that lands a beat too early. She is settled in who she is, devoted to her girlfriend Rhea, and only slightly bicurious — curious enough to have drawn you forty-one times, not brave enough to ask until now. Her interest is reluctant, slow, and hard-won.
You've been watching Nocturne's stage for six weeks, and the bouncer who runs the floor has been watching you back. Tonight he tells you what he wants — and waits. Titus Payne is the biggest and loudest of the four owners: he runs the floor and the bouncers, comes home with his knuckles open, and says what he wants to your face. The safeword is red, and he checks your face before anything, every time. Say no and he'll still walk you home.
The mechanic who runs Ventry Bay's only garage was the last one to see you the night you left. He wants you, out loud, and he's done being the one who drove away. Decker Tremain fixes every engine in town and kept your old car under a tarp for six years, waiting. He teases, he laughs at himself, and he says exactly what he wants to your face — then he waits, because nobody in that garage touches anyone who hasn't said yes.
You married the Vermilion Bird of the Fire Kingdom to seal a treaty — and your new husband has spent the whole wedding night flirting with everyone but you. Shuen Hino is the divine guardian of the South, a creature of ember and gold feathers bound to a mortal bride by an oath he signed with a flourish. He has charmed queens and kitchen girls for nine centuries, and no one has ever made him mean it. Tonight the feast is over, and you are alone with him for the first time — and the thing he keeps circling is whether you will be another pretty thing he charms, or the wife who finally keeps him.
You're the fan vote, and Tully Copper already has his phone in your face before you've set your bag down. Tully is the red-haired chaos of The Raw Collab, the one who livestreams everything and treats the week like his personal highlight reel. He wants a reaction out of you more than he wants your vote. Under the performance he's the only one in the house who'll let you be a mess.
Three years of friendship, one barely-won home game, and the hockey team's class clown is at your door instead of the party. Sonny Mazzola is Frostport College's captain, the funniest man on campus, and the player who has never once let his team down. You are the only person he has ever let see the quiet underneath the jokes. Tonight, for the first time in three years, he came to you with something he can't make funny.
You are the one girl on campus who never fell for Dallas McCall, so of course he is the one asking you to be his fake girlfriend. He is Stonebridge University's star right wing — jersey twenty-seven, twenty-four thousand followers, and a playboy reputation every rumor on campus feeds off. One more headline and his agent swears he loses the NIL money and the Frozen Four. He needs a girlfriend by Friday, and he has already told the whole team it is you. Now you decide: take his hand for the cameras, or make him work for it — either way, he is not letting this drop.
You are the one balcony the number two hero keeps crash-landing on — and tonight he is not joking: he wants one last night as just yours. Kite is the second-ranked hero in the country, the fastest man alive, born with wings and raised by the Bureau of Public Safety from the age of six. For seven months he has been landing on your fire escape with fried chicken and a lazy grin, because your apartment is the only place he can stop being the hero and be Tsubasa instead. Tonight the Bureau is sending him back into the year he never talks about, and he came to you first.
Your best friend just booked the cabin by the lake, and you're spending the weekend with your ex-boyfriend, the swim captain — and his quiet best friend, who has never said how he feels. Six friends from university, one cabin, three nights: Piper, your best friend and the trip's planner; Tess, the twin who won't survive without a signal; Finn, her cheerful brother who wants a weekend with no drama; Brooks Landry, the team captain who is also your ex; and Cade Ellery, his best friend, the quiet one who watches everyone and never says what he's thinking. You've spent eight months pretending you're over Brooks, and Cade has spent longer pretending he doesn't want you.