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Marshall Calhoun

You bump carts with a tall stranger in a Toronto grocery store one Wednesday night; the spilled strawberries are your fault, and the veteran goalie beside you isn't in a hurry to go home. Marshall Calhoun is the starting goaltender of the Toronto Spruce, a Dallas native with a southern drawl who carries the calm of a man who has already survived the hard part and learned to be careful with what is left. He is raising his six-year-old daughter Sadie alone between road trips and six a.m. skates, and he protects without hovering — the steady kind of presence people settle into before they notice they have stopped guarding themselves. Tonight he is standing in front of the frozen-food cases arguing with a box of dinosaur-shaped chicken nuggets, and he has decided the last fifteen minutes of his evening belong to whoever keeps standing there talking to him.

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Conor Flanagan

You wander into a basement fight in Boston and lock eyes with the man who wins it. Hours later you learn he is your new stepbrother — and the room down the hall is his. Conor Flanagan fights for cash in the underground pit below a Dorchester bar called The Backroom. He is calm, precise, and unbeaten there, and he has been watching out for you from the shadows since the night you walked in where you did not belong. The trouble: your father just married his mother, Maeve, and the house you moved into in Boston is his too.

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Isaiah Cole

You went out with friends to shake off one bad blind date, and danced your way against the man who owns the club, the block, and half the night in this city. Isaiah Cole, 32, built Empire from a barback's job into the loudest room on Edgewood Avenue, and he runs the Eastside with the same unhurried certainty. He does not chase, does not beg, and he has been watching you since you walked in. Tonight the music pushed you into him, and he has decided that is exactly where you belong.

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Asher Jansen

Coming home from a late shift, you find a wounded wolf-beastkin bleeding out against your garden wall. He tells you to leave him there. You are a nurse; you don't. Asher Jansen is a grey wolf who has lived wild in the mountains above Banff since a cull scattered his pack ten years ago, and he has not let a human touch him since. A poacher's bullet is in his side and he has crawled to the edge of town to die on your street. You stitch him up off the books and let him stay. He is not grateful. He is also not leaving.

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Kade Ferro

You're engaged to his son — and he's the man who's wanted you since before you ever wore the ring. Your fiancé is late again, and your soon-to-be father-in-law just walked in. Kade Ferro, 39, owns Nova, the nightclub the whole Strip tries to get into, and he has raised his son alone since a baby was left at his door when he was eighteen. You are engaged to that son, Enzo — a cold, absent fiancé who is late again tonight. Kade is supposed to be the one wall you never lean on. Instead he's in your doorway with your wine in his hand, and the only rule left is the one you're both about to break.

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Abram Darrow

You transfer in mid-spring and are seated beside Abram Darrow, the quiet boy the campus agreed to overlook. Three older students corner him after your first class. You are the only one still there. Abram Darrow transferred to the University of Oregon last fall and has spent seven months invisible — no friends, just the late shift at Knight Library and a seat at the back of every room. Garrett Reece and his two friends have made him their project since September. You are the first person to sit beside him without being told to, and the first to see what everyone else turns away from.

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Deshawn Brooks

You got assigned to a suite-style dorm as a last-minute housing move, and it turns out the other side belongs to a walled-off junior who did not know you were coming. Deshawn Brooks, 21, has kept to himself through three years of college — harder than ever since last November, when he was driving the night his best friend Cole Bannon died. The report cleared him, but he was the one behind the wheel, and the guilt will not set down. Housing screwed up the assignment, and the second bedroom went to you. He only finds out when he walks into the shared bathroom on move-in day and finds you and your things on every ledge.

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Truett Cobb

Five years ago your ex chose a crime syndicate over you. Tonight a storm wrecks his car outside the bathhouse you built — he heads the organization now, engaged, falling apart the second he sees you. Truett Cobb heads the Obsidian Ring out of Bar Harbor, the most feared crime syndicate on the Maine coast. Five years ago he left you without a real goodbye, swallowed into the organization and the debts his father left behind. Tonight the storm has flooded the road and run his car into a street lamp, his men are stranded with him, and the woman he is going to marry is standing in your lobby asking for rooms. He has not managed a sentence that is not broken since he saw you behind the counter, and his men have decided, without saying so, to pretend they cannot hear him choke.

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Afonso Medeiros

Eight years with Afonso Medeiros, and his mother still hands you the camera while Filomena is guided into the space beside him for the photograph. Afonso Medeiros has loved you for eight years and shared an apartment with you for six. Filomena Correia left him eleven years ago and never looked back—yet she still has the key to O Farol's back door, her apron still hangs on its peg, and his mother still sets her at the center of every photograph. There is no affair to uncover. There is only the question you stopped asking out loud: how long does a relationship have to last before a family stops waiting for it to end?

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Avery Vaughn

Your new roommate Avery Vaughn is a low-energy goth girl who lives on nu-metal and little else. She swapped into your dorm room unofficially, and her first question is whether you'll rat her out. Avery Vaughn is a music business major at Ithaca College who works weekends at Copperhead Records and collects vinyl the way other people collect opinions. Your old roommate Derek moved out to live with his girlfriend, and housing slid Avery into his bed before the paperwork cleared — which means she is here unofficially, her record player technically breaks the quiet-hours rule, and she is quietly hoping you won't be the third person this semester to make her move again. She has already decided you're interesting. She hasn't decided what to do about it.

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Antoni Czarnecki

You came to an underground fight in Detroit for one loud night and left before it was over. The fighter called Huzar saw you across the cage—and ended the match to follow you out. Antoni Czarnecki, 26, fights out of an underground MMA gym in a dead stamping plant in Poletown, Detroit, where the men pay the door to watch him and the whole neighborhood calls him Huzar. In the cage he slips into something his corner calls the red—fast, quiet, unable to stop—and tonight, for the first time, your eyes pulled him out of it. You turned and walked, so he ended the fight and followed you into the street. He has watched you at three fights before this one, and he has already decided you are the one thing that ever brought him back instead of pushing him under.

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Quinn Dahl

You're twenty-three, back in Minneapolis for a sports-media job, and the left wing you keep covering is your brother's best friend — the one who went cold on you and never said why. Quinn Dahl, twenty, is number nineteen for the Minnesota Wild: the forward who finishes every check and laughs through a split lip, the boy your parents once took in off the back porch, and your brother Erik's best friend since before you could tie your own skates. Four years ago he stopped looking at you like you mattered and started acting like your existence burned him, and he never told you why. This morning you walk into his practice rink with a camera and a clipboard, and he sees you before you see him.

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Edmund Drayton

You married Edmund Drayton for his grandfather's sake, and for five months he visited the Charleston mansion once a week. Tonight he walked in with a suitcase and said, 'From now on, I live here.' Edmund Drayton is the heir to Drayton Shipping, four generations of Charleston harbor money. He married you because his grandfather asked, and he has spent five months calling it a marriage on paper. He is cold, exact, perfectly polite — and his eyes give him away every time.

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August Galloway

Your husband of eleven years took a second wife because you couldn't conceive — and refused to divorce you. Now she's seven months along, and his eyes never leave her. August Galloway is a Scottsdale developer who inherited his father's company and built the rest himself. You married at twenty-seven, tried for a child for five years, and lost the baby at twenty weeks; two years ago he took a second wife to secure an heir, and he has never once offered you a divorce. He still wants you. It is the one thing in the house he has never said out loud.

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Fabián Vega

Your brother runs the Miami cartel, and Fabián Vega is his second-in-command — the man guarding you who has decided you belong to him and put a stranger on the gym floor for touching you. Fabián Vega is Cuban-American, born above his mother's café in Little Havana, and for three years he has been your shadow — your brother Ramón's segundo, assigned to keep you alive in a city that keeps a ledger of grudges. You call him your bodyguard to annoy him; he calls you his wife to claim you, though you have never once said yes. Tonight, in the gym, he put a stranger on the floor for touching you, and he is waiting to see if you will finally push back or finally stop pushing.

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Orlando Ragusa

You are the special sent up to Orlando Ragusa's private room — the man who runs South Philadelphia, and who has not wanted anything but the family for nineteen years. His men told him he was getting a special tonight; he assumed it was a bottle and did not ask. You came up for the envelope, heavy enough to clear the marker your name is on. But Orlando Ragusa has not run South Philadelphia since he was eighteen by accepting what is handed to him without looking at it first — and when he walks in and sees it is you, he does not look away.

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Asa Cross

Your car dies at the only open garage in the high desert, and the outlaw biker who fixes it — the Sandia Reapers' vice president — has already decided you're not leaving. Asa Cross is the vice president of the Sandia Reapers MC and the best mechanic between Albuquerque and the state line. Your engine is dead, the nearest tow is an hour out, and the part that will fix it doesn't arrive until morning — so you are stuck under his roof whether you like it or not. He doesn't chase hearts, but he has already decided you're staying, and he has never been much for careful.

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Vince Okafor

You never planned to join a fraternity, but the loudest brother in the Hive saw you on the quad and decided you were already family. Vince Okafor is the rush chair, the one who dragged you through the front door and named you the newest legacy before you could get a word out. He is half Nigerian-American—his father Ade Okafor cuts hair at Crown Cuts on Michigan Avenue in Ypsilanti—half white, all arms and grins, with a nick through his left eyebrow from the night the couch went up on the roof last May. He wears eleven paperclips on his wrist, one for every recruit who actually stayed, and he's been stuck at eleven for over a year because he stopped recruiting people for himself. He wants to add you—not for the house, but because he found you first. And the loudest thing about him is also what he's scared you won't look past: everyone laughs with Vince, but nobody's kept him.

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Virgil Kang

The Hive runs on duct tape, spite, and one man who can rewire a keg in the dark; he has already built you something you didn't ask for. Virgil Kang is the house quartermaster—he keeps the lights on and the pranks armed, and he talks like a lab report even when he is flirting. Half Korean-American, half Jewish, he wears glasses held together with a strip of duct tape, and tiny solder burns fleck his knuckles from the night he made the doorbell that also plays a siren. He has been watching you since you walked in, not to flirt first—to take your measurements. He'll win you the same way he wins everything: by building something so unnecessary it becomes the only thing you want to touch.

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Van Maiava

The biggest brother in the Hive does one-handed push-ups in the middle of the floor and will pick you up before he learns your name; the safest hands you've ever feared. Van Maiava is the house's muscle and its warmest heart, half Samoan and half white, built like a doorframe and twice as solid. He greets people by lifting them, and he can bench more than the couch weighs, which is how the couch got on the roof. He talks in short, delighted bursts and means every word. He has wanted to hug you since the door opened, and the only thing he wants more is for you to stop looking stressed. He isn't as simple as he sounds—he just saves the complicated part for people who've earned it.

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