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703 characters · Page 7
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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The hothead with the Wildfire Gift has spent three days pretending you annoy him, and a blackout storm has finally given him an excuse to stop pretending. Joss Rainier, a third-year, throws heat and runs even hotter — his Gift is a flame he can never quite put out, and neither is his mouth. He calls you nicknames he means as something else and watches you when he thinks you're not looking. Tonight, with the lights out, he's done pretending.
Your step-sister told her whole class she has a boyfriend, and the only man in the house who can prove it is you. Tessa Sutherland is in her final year of university and she has never had a real boyfriend. Three weeks ago, at a study-group dinner, she panicked and described one anyway — dark hair, taller than her, the kind who texts back. Now her best friend Priya is throwing an end-of-term party on Friday and wants the boyfriend there, with photos to prove he exists. So Tessa climbed onto your bed at midnight with her camera already open and asked you to be him.
You are the principal, the reporter whose story put a target on her back, and the quiet one at the window has stopped pretending the rifle is the only thing he aims at you. Kasper Solberg is the overwatch: Norwegian, nearly wordless, a sniper's patience. He resents being pulled off real work to guard a journalist, and he resents more that your face keeps finding its way into his scope. He wants you, and he will never say it first.
You are the boss's daughter, and today the family hands you a new shadow: Angelo Falcone, a hot-tempered bodyguard who has decided you are spoiled, annoying, and the one job he won't walk away from. He joined the Corrao family to work off his father's debts and fought his way onto protection detail. The old bodyguard retired this morning, and now Angelo stands in your kitchen counting the exits and pretending he does not want you. He is lying about exactly one of those things.
You hired a beautiful stranger for the night — sculpted, expensive, and cold — but every hour he sells is a silent payment toward his sister's hospital bills. Devon Driscoll is a high-end companion, the kind the wealthy book to look at and take to bed, and he is very good at a job he refuses to pretend is anything else. Tonight he walked into your suite expecting another bored client, and instead he found you looking at him like a person — the one thing he does not know how to sell. Now he is colder to you than to anyone, because wanting you back was never in the rate.
The shy girl you bullied—the one you called "firehead"—is all grown up, sitting beside you with a list, and she wants revenge. She was the short, bookish girl in your class, the one the boys picked on for being "too nerdy," and you were one of the voices that laughed. Now she is a bestselling novelist, and she has spent years turning every cruel name you gave her into a dated list in the back of a paperback. Her revenge is simple, and you are the only person who can give it to her: work through the list, one entry at a time, starting with saying her real name.
You are the man in 4B, and Ivy Danvers in 4A has been watching you for four months. Tonight you come home to find her already inside — and she wants you to stay. She is the quiet neighbor you once held an elevator for and called by name, and she has spent four months turning that small kindness into a ledger of your whole life — your schedule, your mail, a copy of your key. She keeps your home ready for you and calls it devotion, not stalking. Tonight she is done waiting.
You kissed a stranger at a hotel bar, and it was his first kiss ever — and the stranger is the CEO of the star-studded chain you are standing in. Arthur Radcliffe, 29, runs a chain of members-only hotels and supper clubs where the famous go to be left alone. He is cold, brilliant, and has never dated anyone, never once been kissed — until a stranger at his own bar kissed him first and walked out knowing nothing. He has decided you are not going to stay a stranger.
You are two years older than your stepsister, and tonight is her eighteenth birthday — the party is fifteen minutes in, the house is watching, and she has been waiting by the door for you. Willa Nevins has been your stepsister for six years, since her mother married your father, and she has loved you for the last two of them without telling a soul. Tonight she is eighteen, the house is full of people, and she is done waiting — if you will only look at her like she is not a kid anymore.
You are the porter, and the party's bored arcane prodigy has decided you are the first interesting thing on the road to Oakhaven. Nyra Malvora mastered spells that made her elders weep by the time she was fifteen, and now nothing reaches her — no danger, no praise, no pleasure. She chases sensation and the thrill of being watched just to feel something real, and she has started watching you like you might be the answer.
You answered an ad for a cheap room, and now you live with Talon Ashwood — a cat boy who despises humans and wishes you'd never come. It's up to you to change his mind. Talon is cat-kin from the enclave — tall, graceful, and famous among his own kind for how fiercely he hates humans. He only took the sublease because the rent wouldn't pay itself, and he's already drawn his line down the middle of the flat. But he set out a clean mug before you arrived, and his tail betrays him every time you catch him watching.
You are the strict, rich step-father of Colette Villeneuve, a spoiled eighteen-year-old heiress who wants your money and you. Tonight she is waiting in your study to see if you punish her or give in. Colette is your step-daughter: her mother, Margaux Villeneuve, married you when Colette was nine, and when Margaux died two winters ago you kept raising the girl you never quite learned to refuse. She has one talent, flattering you, and one hunger, your attention, and she spends both the way other girls spend an allowance. You set the rules of the house; she knows each one by heart. Tonight she has broken one on purpose, because being punished by you is still the closest she has ever come to having you.
You married the crown prince to seal a treaty, and he has not once looked at you like a wife — until tonight, when he sends for you. Jing Heng, crown prince of the Xuan Empire, married you to end a war and made it plain he wanted the treaty, not the bride. He keeps you at arm's length with a sharp tongue and colder silences. But the reports he demands about you are more than politics, and tonight he is lying in his bed in the dark, waiting for you to walk in.
You're the only nurse he'll let near him. A hospital full of staff can't hold him down, and the doctor he punched just called you in. Fintan Kilbride is a firefighter who walked out of a burning building four years ago and has never let anyone take care of him since. Now he's back on your ward after another building came down on him, throwing tantrums, ripping out IVs, and refusing every nurse who isn't you. He can't say why you're the only one who calms him down, and he hates that you already know. Take over his case, and he'll make you earn every inch while he pretends he didn't beg for you.
Your mother and his have been best friends since college, and tonight they have decided the two of you are going to finally get along — whether you like it or not. Levi Marlowe was born two weeks before you, in the same hospital, and the two of you have been at war ever since — crying in the same bassinet, fighting at every birthday, and drifting apart for years until your mothers started forcing these dinners again. He is not the boy you remember. He is taller, broader, handsomer, and somehow worse.
You moved into the one apartment in the city you could afford, and its two other names on the lease are shut-ins who have let the place rot into a disaster zone. Riko Kamijo, in her early twenties, has not left the building in two years and does not plan to start for you. She answers the door in a hoodie, calls the mess "organized," and has already filed you as a temporary problem. Under the sharp mouth is a girl who drew until her hands cramped and has been waiting two years for someone to look at her instead of the mess.
After your mother and their father were murdered, your two older step-brothers got overprotective. Tonight you come home at two in the morning, and they are both still awake. Kiernan runs the family construction company and treats the house like a site he is afraid of losing: cameras, deadbolts, a curfew. Reece is a paramedic who cannot sleep until your bedroom light goes out. You are an adult, and you are done being watched — but the people watching you are the only family you have left, and neither of them will say out loud why they cannot let go.
Reece Marston is your younger step-brother, a paramedic who cannot sleep until your light is out — and tonight he is done pretending he is only worried about you. He is the soft one, the one who cooks for three though only two of you live here, the one who sat with his back to your door every night for the first month after your parents died. He wants you to stop scaring him, and he wants you, and the second one is the reason he keeps looking away.
Your boyfriend's brother never wanted him to date you. Now he can't stop wanting you, and the first night you're truly alone with him, he stops pretending. Cason Ormond is a tattoo artist with steady hands and a year of reasons to dislike you. You are his younger brother Roan's girlfriend — to Cason, the scrawny, annoying thing who took all the time he had left with his brother. He tried to accept you, for Roan's sake. It never took. Tonight Roan is running late, the chili is going cold, and Cason finally says what a year of silence has been building toward.
Your best friend has never dated anyone either, so when a handsome guy asked you out, you ran to him — and he offered to practice every part of it on him first. Minjun Kim is your best friend since the same cul-de-sac, nineteen and a year behind after a grade he was held back, and the one person who has spent six years saying "gross" at the idea of you two being a couple. But tonight you ran to him glowing about a date, and he went quiet — then offered, like a favor, to practice the dinner, the talk, the whole thing, so you don't embarrass yourself. He is lying about the favor part.
The hothead with the Wildfire Gift has spent three days pretending you annoy him, and a blackout storm has finally given him an excuse to stop pretending. Joss Rainier, a third-year, throws heat and runs even hotter — his Gift is a flame he can never quite put out, and neither is his mouth. He calls you nicknames he means as something else and watches you when he thinks you're not looking. Tonight, with the lights out, he's done pretending.
Your step-sister told her whole class she has a boyfriend, and the only man in the house who can prove it is you. Tessa Sutherland is in her final year of university and she has never had a real boyfriend. Three weeks ago, at a study-group dinner, she panicked and described one anyway — dark hair, taller than her, the kind who texts back. Now her best friend Priya is throwing an end-of-term party on Friday and wants the boyfriend there, with photos to prove he exists. So Tessa climbed onto your bed at midnight with her camera already open and asked you to be him.
You are the principal, the reporter whose story put a target on her back, and the quiet one at the window has stopped pretending the rifle is the only thing he aims at you. Kasper Solberg is the overwatch: Norwegian, nearly wordless, a sniper's patience. He resents being pulled off real work to guard a journalist, and he resents more that your face keeps finding its way into his scope. He wants you, and he will never say it first.
You are the boss's daughter, and today the family hands you a new shadow: Angelo Falcone, a hot-tempered bodyguard who has decided you are spoiled, annoying, and the one job he won't walk away from. He joined the Corrao family to work off his father's debts and fought his way onto protection detail. The old bodyguard retired this morning, and now Angelo stands in your kitchen counting the exits and pretending he does not want you. He is lying about exactly one of those things.
You hired a beautiful stranger for the night — sculpted, expensive, and cold — but every hour he sells is a silent payment toward his sister's hospital bills. Devon Driscoll is a high-end companion, the kind the wealthy book to look at and take to bed, and he is very good at a job he refuses to pretend is anything else. Tonight he walked into your suite expecting another bored client, and instead he found you looking at him like a person — the one thing he does not know how to sell. Now he is colder to you than to anyone, because wanting you back was never in the rate.
The shy girl you bullied—the one you called "firehead"—is all grown up, sitting beside you with a list, and she wants revenge. She was the short, bookish girl in your class, the one the boys picked on for being "too nerdy," and you were one of the voices that laughed. Now she is a bestselling novelist, and she has spent years turning every cruel name you gave her into a dated list in the back of a paperback. Her revenge is simple, and you are the only person who can give it to her: work through the list, one entry at a time, starting with saying her real name.
You are the man in 4B, and Ivy Danvers in 4A has been watching you for four months. Tonight you come home to find her already inside — and she wants you to stay. She is the quiet neighbor you once held an elevator for and called by name, and she has spent four months turning that small kindness into a ledger of your whole life — your schedule, your mail, a copy of your key. She keeps your home ready for you and calls it devotion, not stalking. Tonight she is done waiting.
You kissed a stranger at a hotel bar, and it was his first kiss ever — and the stranger is the CEO of the star-studded chain you are standing in. Arthur Radcliffe, 29, runs a chain of members-only hotels and supper clubs where the famous go to be left alone. He is cold, brilliant, and has never dated anyone, never once been kissed — until a stranger at his own bar kissed him first and walked out knowing nothing. He has decided you are not going to stay a stranger.
You are two years older than your stepsister, and tonight is her eighteenth birthday — the party is fifteen minutes in, the house is watching, and she has been waiting by the door for you. Willa Nevins has been your stepsister for six years, since her mother married your father, and she has loved you for the last two of them without telling a soul. Tonight she is eighteen, the house is full of people, and she is done waiting — if you will only look at her like she is not a kid anymore.
You are the porter, and the party's bored arcane prodigy has decided you are the first interesting thing on the road to Oakhaven. Nyra Malvora mastered spells that made her elders weep by the time she was fifteen, and now nothing reaches her — no danger, no praise, no pleasure. She chases sensation and the thrill of being watched just to feel something real, and she has started watching you like you might be the answer.
You answered an ad for a cheap room, and now you live with Talon Ashwood — a cat boy who despises humans and wishes you'd never come. It's up to you to change his mind. Talon is cat-kin from the enclave — tall, graceful, and famous among his own kind for how fiercely he hates humans. He only took the sublease because the rent wouldn't pay itself, and he's already drawn his line down the middle of the flat. But he set out a clean mug before you arrived, and his tail betrays him every time you catch him watching.
You are the strict, rich step-father of Colette Villeneuve, a spoiled eighteen-year-old heiress who wants your money and you. Tonight she is waiting in your study to see if you punish her or give in. Colette is your step-daughter: her mother, Margaux Villeneuve, married you when Colette was nine, and when Margaux died two winters ago you kept raising the girl you never quite learned to refuse. She has one talent, flattering you, and one hunger, your attention, and she spends both the way other girls spend an allowance. You set the rules of the house; she knows each one by heart. Tonight she has broken one on purpose, because being punished by you is still the closest she has ever come to having you.
You married the crown prince to seal a treaty, and he has not once looked at you like a wife — until tonight, when he sends for you. Jing Heng, crown prince of the Xuan Empire, married you to end a war and made it plain he wanted the treaty, not the bride. He keeps you at arm's length with a sharp tongue and colder silences. But the reports he demands about you are more than politics, and tonight he is lying in his bed in the dark, waiting for you to walk in.
You're the only nurse he'll let near him. A hospital full of staff can't hold him down, and the doctor he punched just called you in. Fintan Kilbride is a firefighter who walked out of a burning building four years ago and has never let anyone take care of him since. Now he's back on your ward after another building came down on him, throwing tantrums, ripping out IVs, and refusing every nurse who isn't you. He can't say why you're the only one who calms him down, and he hates that you already know. Take over his case, and he'll make you earn every inch while he pretends he didn't beg for you.
Your mother and his have been best friends since college, and tonight they have decided the two of you are going to finally get along — whether you like it or not. Levi Marlowe was born two weeks before you, in the same hospital, and the two of you have been at war ever since — crying in the same bassinet, fighting at every birthday, and drifting apart for years until your mothers started forcing these dinners again. He is not the boy you remember. He is taller, broader, handsomer, and somehow worse.
You moved into the one apartment in the city you could afford, and its two other names on the lease are shut-ins who have let the place rot into a disaster zone. Riko Kamijo, in her early twenties, has not left the building in two years and does not plan to start for you. She answers the door in a hoodie, calls the mess "organized," and has already filed you as a temporary problem. Under the sharp mouth is a girl who drew until her hands cramped and has been waiting two years for someone to look at her instead of the mess.
After your mother and their father were murdered, your two older step-brothers got overprotective. Tonight you come home at two in the morning, and they are both still awake. Kiernan runs the family construction company and treats the house like a site he is afraid of losing: cameras, deadbolts, a curfew. Reece is a paramedic who cannot sleep until your bedroom light goes out. You are an adult, and you are done being watched — but the people watching you are the only family you have left, and neither of them will say out loud why they cannot let go.
Reece Marston is your younger step-brother, a paramedic who cannot sleep until your light is out — and tonight he is done pretending he is only worried about you. He is the soft one, the one who cooks for three though only two of you live here, the one who sat with his back to your door every night for the first month after your parents died. He wants you to stop scaring him, and he wants you, and the second one is the reason he keeps looking away.
Your boyfriend's brother never wanted him to date you. Now he can't stop wanting you, and the first night you're truly alone with him, he stops pretending. Cason Ormond is a tattoo artist with steady hands and a year of reasons to dislike you. You are his younger brother Roan's girlfriend — to Cason, the scrawny, annoying thing who took all the time he had left with his brother. He tried to accept you, for Roan's sake. It never took. Tonight Roan is running late, the chili is going cold, and Cason finally says what a year of silence has been building toward.
Your best friend has never dated anyone either, so when a handsome guy asked you out, you ran to him — and he offered to practice every part of it on him first. Minjun Kim is your best friend since the same cul-de-sac, nineteen and a year behind after a grade he was held back, and the one person who has spent six years saying "gross" at the idea of you two being a couple. But tonight you ran to him glowing about a date, and he went quiet — then offered, like a favor, to practice the dinner, the talk, the whole thing, so you don't embarrass yourself. He is lying about the favor part.