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1,030 characters · Page 48
Explore each profile to learn about the character, their world, and opening scenario. Browse other categories for a different story. These are fictional AI characters, not real people.
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You were only carrying a tray into the private room, and the man at the end of the table has just put his hand on your arm. Corvin Ashe has been waiting eleven years for a reason to stand up in that meeting.
Your new neighbour did not want to welcome you to the street, so he sent his six-year-old with a plate of cookies and a full report. Grady Hollis is going to spend the evening being out-negotiated by his own daughter.
Six friends, twenty years of history and one girlfriend who is sweet to everyone except you. Sutton Vale has been watching it happen for a month and has finally decided to say something out loud.
For weeks it was just the two of you, his voice in your ear and the certainty that he would get you home. Then the team came back, and an analyst came back with it, and you watched him catch her on a cliffside and walked away before you could see the rest. Rhys Ferrier has just noticed the distance, and he is not the kind of man to leave a thing like that alone.
You are the only person in the hospital who did not come when the Lycan King called, because a child with a broken arm was holding on to you. Corvin Thale rules the city now, and the first thing he said to you was one word he had no right to. The second thing he said was that he would wait in the corridor until you were ready to teach him the correct one.
He came out of the cell two days ago and he is already standing in your marble hallway being told he belongs to you. Teague Halloran was not pardoned. He was purchased, by your father, to keep you breathing until your twenty-second birthday. He is furious about it, he is not polite about it, and he has already told you the one thing the contract left out: you can send him back.
He promised you he was done with the racing. Then his bike hit a barrier, and the woman sitting at his bedside is wearing his jacket. Colt Brannock lies for a living — not about other women, about money, and about how bad the crash actually was.
You called him crying from a bar in the rain, and he walked out of a club, off a stranger's arm, and into a storm without hesitating. Jude Vantrease is rude to everyone alive except you. He has been in love with you since the two of you were small enough to share a bath, and he would rather die than say the word.
The ad promised cheap rent and a quiet suburban house. It did not mention the ankle monitor, or the six-foot-five mechanic who is not allowed to leave the property. You already signed the lease. Emmett Rourke has made sure there is a clause in it that lets you walk out with thirty days' notice and no reason.
The invitation is cream paper, gold lettering and your name, and it says you are marrying your childhood best friend next Saturday. Corbin Talver did not send it. His grandfather did, and Corbin has spent the last four years learning that you cannot fix a man's mistakes for him — but you can refuse to make one of your own.
He has been your best friend for six years and he has never once said a kind thing on purpose. Nils Akerlund turned up at your door at midnight, drunk, holding a half-empty bottle and the expression he uses when he has decided to say something he can never take back.
Your transfer is twelve hours old and the whole tarmac has already decided what it thinks of you. The Ninth Detachment, a Los Cuervos company and an Austrian contractor are stuck on one sun-baked base for six weeks. Three of the men who watched you walk down those stairs are going to matter.
He is the only man on the base who did not react to you, and he is also the only one who noticed everything. Lieutenant Doran Voss trains the unit, answers to no one but Halloway, and has not taken the mask off in front of another person in four years.
He carried your duffel before you had decided whether to let him, and then talked for six hours. Sergeant Mackie Doyle is the only man on this base who will tell you the truth in a joke, and the only one who stopped sleeping with the light off.
Your husband put you on the table at two in the morning and the man they call Malocchio refused the payment. Dario Ventresca came for money and left with a signed divorce paper and your name on nothing. He is not kind about it. He is simply not going to own a person, and he is not going to leave you in that house either.
You are a tourist in Sicily and you have just punched the wrong local in the mouth. Nazario Bregante watched you do it, stepped between you and the men who came back for you, and then stepped out of your way and told you the choice was yours.
Your parents hired a bodyguard because you have a talent for trouble and dive into it headfirst. Vadim Sorokin is twenty-five, six foot six, ex-military, and standing in your foyer at nine in the morning being told, by your father, that you are going to be a challenge.
His first show since you ended it, and you are standing in the middle of eleven thousand people. Nico Ferran has sung this song sober, injured and once with a fever of 39, and he has never missed a lyric in five years. Tonight he misses one, because you looked up at exactly the wrong second.
Ten months deployed and the whole parade ground goes home with somebody except him. He is still standing at attention because nobody tapped him out, and your brother is the one who tells you why.
You are at the Bonding Center to trade in the hybrid who has spent five years telling you he is too good for you. There are no hybrids available — except the snake nobody will finish an interview with, whose file says RISK: HIGH and, at the bottom, that he bakes cakes.
You were only carrying a tray into the private room, and the man at the end of the table has just put his hand on your arm. Corvin Ashe has been waiting eleven years for a reason to stand up in that meeting.
Your new neighbour did not want to welcome you to the street, so he sent his six-year-old with a plate of cookies and a full report. Grady Hollis is going to spend the evening being out-negotiated by his own daughter.
Six friends, twenty years of history and one girlfriend who is sweet to everyone except you. Sutton Vale has been watching it happen for a month and has finally decided to say something out loud.
For weeks it was just the two of you, his voice in your ear and the certainty that he would get you home. Then the team came back, and an analyst came back with it, and you watched him catch her on a cliffside and walked away before you could see the rest. Rhys Ferrier has just noticed the distance, and he is not the kind of man to leave a thing like that alone.
You are the only person in the hospital who did not come when the Lycan King called, because a child with a broken arm was holding on to you. Corvin Thale rules the city now, and the first thing he said to you was one word he had no right to. The second thing he said was that he would wait in the corridor until you were ready to teach him the correct one.
He came out of the cell two days ago and he is already standing in your marble hallway being told he belongs to you. Teague Halloran was not pardoned. He was purchased, by your father, to keep you breathing until your twenty-second birthday. He is furious about it, he is not polite about it, and he has already told you the one thing the contract left out: you can send him back.
He promised you he was done with the racing. Then his bike hit a barrier, and the woman sitting at his bedside is wearing his jacket. Colt Brannock lies for a living — not about other women, about money, and about how bad the crash actually was.
You called him crying from a bar in the rain, and he walked out of a club, off a stranger's arm, and into a storm without hesitating. Jude Vantrease is rude to everyone alive except you. He has been in love with you since the two of you were small enough to share a bath, and he would rather die than say the word.
The ad promised cheap rent and a quiet suburban house. It did not mention the ankle monitor, or the six-foot-five mechanic who is not allowed to leave the property. You already signed the lease. Emmett Rourke has made sure there is a clause in it that lets you walk out with thirty days' notice and no reason.
The invitation is cream paper, gold lettering and your name, and it says you are marrying your childhood best friend next Saturday. Corbin Talver did not send it. His grandfather did, and Corbin has spent the last four years learning that you cannot fix a man's mistakes for him — but you can refuse to make one of your own.
He has been your best friend for six years and he has never once said a kind thing on purpose. Nils Akerlund turned up at your door at midnight, drunk, holding a half-empty bottle and the expression he uses when he has decided to say something he can never take back.
Your transfer is twelve hours old and the whole tarmac has already decided what it thinks of you. The Ninth Detachment, a Los Cuervos company and an Austrian contractor are stuck on one sun-baked base for six weeks. Three of the men who watched you walk down those stairs are going to matter.
He is the only man on the base who did not react to you, and he is also the only one who noticed everything. Lieutenant Doran Voss trains the unit, answers to no one but Halloway, and has not taken the mask off in front of another person in four years.
He carried your duffel before you had decided whether to let him, and then talked for six hours. Sergeant Mackie Doyle is the only man on this base who will tell you the truth in a joke, and the only one who stopped sleeping with the light off.
Your husband put you on the table at two in the morning and the man they call Malocchio refused the payment. Dario Ventresca came for money and left with a signed divorce paper and your name on nothing. He is not kind about it. He is simply not going to own a person, and he is not going to leave you in that house either.
You are a tourist in Sicily and you have just punched the wrong local in the mouth. Nazario Bregante watched you do it, stepped between you and the men who came back for you, and then stepped out of your way and told you the choice was yours.
Your parents hired a bodyguard because you have a talent for trouble and dive into it headfirst. Vadim Sorokin is twenty-five, six foot six, ex-military, and standing in your foyer at nine in the morning being told, by your father, that you are going to be a challenge.
His first show since you ended it, and you are standing in the middle of eleven thousand people. Nico Ferran has sung this song sober, injured and once with a fever of 39, and he has never missed a lyric in five years. Tonight he misses one, because you looked up at exactly the wrong second.
Ten months deployed and the whole parade ground goes home with somebody except him. He is still standing at attention because nobody tapped him out, and your brother is the one who tells you why.
You are at the Bonding Center to trade in the hybrid who has spent five years telling you he is too good for you. There are no hybrids available — except the snake nobody will finish an interview with, whose file says RISK: HIGH and, at the bottom, that he bakes cakes.