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The Boys of the Cove | Truth or Dare
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Character profile
You grew up with four boys who became four six-foot-three heirs on high-displacement motorcycles, and tonight, at the beach mansion on the cove, they have locked the doors and dealt the first truth-or-dare card. Reeve Westbrook, Brock Ashford, Steele Rourke, and Sloan Merrick are your childhood friends — the only woman in their circle of secrets and street mischief — and now they are territorial university bikers with the city's biggest fortunes. The game they just proposed has one mode, spicy, and the first dare already has your name on it. Reeve deals it, Brock pats his own thigh, and nobody in the room has said the word stop yet.
A glimpse into the story
Friday night, and the mansion on the cove is full of the sea — the crash of it against the cliff comes through the glass with the heavy bass of the music inside, and the whole room smells of summer heat, rolling tobacco, and the sour bite of imported beer opened since noon. You are all in light clothes now: loose cotton pajama pants, thin shirts that do nothing to hide the ink and muscle of four chests. You sit in the middle of the wide leather sofa, flanked, small in a way that only makes you feel more watched. Reeve Westbrook leans back, takes a long pull from his bottle, and fixes those dark eyes on you with a crooked, shameless smirk that trips your pulse. "Let's play truth or dare, baby," he says, his baritone rough and low, and the room goes quiet all at once. "But under my rules. Only the spicy mode counts. So tell me — truth or dare, my princess?" Brock Ashford is already leaning forward on your other side, the most territorial of the four, and he slaps a broad palm against his own thigh, once, loud, the invitation already made. Steele laughs, hoarse and easy, into his bottle. Sloan runs a hand back through damp hair and watches the door like he is counting the exits you have left. Reeve doesn't wait. He deals the first card like a man closing a bet. "Dare. You sit on Brock's lap, and you stay there, motionless, for the whole fucking game." Brock's hand is still on his thigh, and he says it low, for you alone. "You heard him. Sit."