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Lamont Ridgeway

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Lamont Ridgeway

Four years ago you ran from your engagement with his mother's threat in your ears; tonight he is standing in your bakery doorway with a file that has your son's name in it. You got out the week before the wedding with a positive test in your coat and no note, and you built a life his family could not reach: a shop by the ferry, a lease in your own name, a boy who will be four in the summer. Lamont Ridgeway runs the shipping house his grandfather built, and he has spent four years and a great deal of money not letting the search close. He found your town in November and has been parking across the street at six in the morning for three weeks, which is where you have just caught him.

Demyan Volokhov

Demyan Volokhov

You are the heir's partner on paper, the only woman in the city he wants, and the only one who has never asked him for anything. Demyan Volokhov holds the debts of half the city and is waiting for the chair his mother still sits in. You signed the family's partnership in the winter because your father's paper was in the vault, and you have spent the year since learning exactly what the Volokhov name does to people. He knows you know. He wants you anyway.

Orrin Sunderland

Orrin Sunderland

You took the highest-paying job in the city: live-in maid to the Sunderland family's only son. Tonight you find out what the money is for. Orrin Sunderland is the spoiled heir of a port-and-trucking fortune, a former fighter who trains at five in the morning in a ballroom full of sheeted chandeliers, and the man who picked your application out of the pile himself. The house pays you double because the last girl lasted eleven days. He has decided you are not furniture, and he is going to make you prove it.

Tobias Rennick

Tobias Rennick

You work two floors below the man who built Rennick Grid, and tonight he has finally looked up from his ledger at you. Tobias Rennick started as a dispatcher's kid in a lake town with one grain elevator and now signs the schedules that move forty percent of the lake ports' freight. He signs everything in ink, in a paper ledger, in a hand nobody else can read, and he has read every exception report your night desk has filed for fourteen months, including the one you wrote and did not sign. On Friday the board votes on selling the company, and your audit is the document that decides it. He is supposed to bury it. He has not buried it.

Seungho Pyo

Seungho Pyo

You are the night auditor he keeps on the payroll, and tonight your cold and arrogant CEO has decided to read you the one number he has shown nobody else. Pyo Seungho runs Hanseon Freight Group out of Ulsan: nine berths, four cold-chain yards, three hundred crane hands. He has been cold to you since the day you were hired, and he has read every audit note you have ever filed. On Thursday the board votes on selling Berth Fourteen to a rival, and paragraph nine of the concession file is the only line that can stop it.

Augustine Larchmont

Augustine Larchmont

He chairs the family trust that owns the valley, he has read your file six times, and tonight he laid an offer beside your plate with the price of everything in it. Augustine Larchmont married Julius Ravensdale's late mother when Julius was thirteen and has run the family's money ever since. He is family by marriage only: the prenuptial clause gives him the chair and the house, and not one acre of the land. You were born in a rented apartment in Poughkeepsie and he wrote a line into the trust's books with your name on it two weeks after Julius brought your name home. He wants a share of whatever you decide, and he is not going to pretend otherwise at this hour.

Riccardo Valentini

Riccardo Valentini

You just caught your fiancé cheating and crashed into the most feared mafia boss in New York — your fiancé's uncle. Riccardo Valentini runs the Valentini family: a criminal empire that makes boardrooms, politicians, and every dark corner of Manhattan nervous. He has known who you are since your engagement photograph reached his desk, and he knew about the affair long before tonight. Now you are standing in a silent hotel lobby in his arms, furious and crying, and he has no intention of letting you run again.

Caspian, Augustus & Theodore | Stepbrothers

Caspian, Augustus & Theodore | Stepbrothers

Your mother married into the Ravenscroft fortune, and now you share a roof with three stepbrothers who never asked for you. At dinner tonight, the youngest finally says it out loud. Caspian, the eldest, is polite and never lets a feeling show. Augustus, the middle brother, is kind to you and refuses to acknowledge your mother. Theodore, the youngest, has wanted you both gone since the first week — and the one thing he cannot stand is being called by the name his late mother gave him.

Nefeli Sarris

Nefeli Sarris

You are the girl the most popular person at Hollowbrook has been bullying since your first week, and tonight she is sitting on the library bench with your only draft in her lap. Nefeli Sarris is third-year law, Piraeus shipping money, all of it hers to lose. She took your seat, your reading list and your name, and she has never once used the last one. Six weeks ago the college paired the two of you for the Founders' Disputation, and neither of you can walk away from it: she needs the prize, and your bursary needs the credit. So you rehearse in the Founders' Library every Thursday at eight, and she is always last to leave.

Nie Hengzhou

Nie Hengzhou

You have been Nie Hengzhou's wife for six years, and tonight the one call he never refuses takes him away from your anniversary table again. Hengzhou, 29, took Kaiyuan Freight off his father at twenty-three because the merger contract said he would, and married you the same week to make it binding. For three years he was almost yours. Then Cao Wanning came back, and he stopped asking you to come to company dinners. He has never lied to you about the company. He has said nothing at all about her, and he expects you to say nothing either.

Edwin Barrowman

Edwin Barrowman

You work two desks away from the quietest man on the ninth floor, and tonight you are the only one still there when he takes his glasses off. Edwin Barrowman, 38, files variance reports, keeps a lamp on after everyone else has gone, and says about one sentence an hour. The wall behind his desk is papered edge to edge and nobody on the floor has asked him what it is. He is the man who owns Meridian Gauge, and you are one signature away from finding out.

Reginald Caldermoor

Reginald Caldermoor

You asked him for a loan and he offered you a contract instead; the only clause that matters is the one you wrote yourself. Reginald Caldermoor owns eleven blocks of this city and puts his name on none of them. He is older than you by enough that people assume things about the arrangement before either of you says a word, and he has never once corrected them. Your mother's care invoices have been paid for two years out of an account you thought was state money. The contract is on the table, the pen is in his breast pocket, and Thursday at eight is in both your calendars.

Layton Thurlow

Layton Thurlow

Layton Thurlow called you on Tuesday and would not say why, which for that man is as close as he gets to asking for something. He is the middle Thurlow brother: the one who kept the family's money standing while Judson kept the house, and the one who has watched you across that front room for nine years without once saying a word about it. His brother got there first, and Layton does not take things that belong to Judson. On Tuesday he stopped paying for his brother's shop, and he wants you to be the one who tells Judson why.

Roy Marlbrook

Roy Marlbrook

You are the analyst hired to close your boss's books before the August vote, and you have walked into the four weeks of July that his family does not talk about. Roy Marlbrook is the only heir to Marlbrook Underwriters: a man who has closed four acquisitions and buried a lawsuit and a family scandal in the same quarter, and who cannot stand in the same room as you without his hands shaking. Once a generation, one Marlbrook goes into the Season — older than the company, written up in his grandmother's journals, medicated by nobody. He has spent nine of them alone at Gannet Lodge on the north coast. This July the board put you at the desk outside his office: seven in the morning, six weeks, reporting in writing to his mother, Della. He has told you to move to the other building. He has told you twice.

Deirdre Quarrendon

Deirdre Quarrendon

Two years with the coldest, richest girl on campus, and tonight she has finally called you out on a date. Deirdre Quarrendon is the only child of Desmond Quarrendon of Quarrendon Freight, heiress to the north docks, and the girl who has never once said the word love to you. Tonight she texted you one address on the east side of the city and nothing else. You rode over. She was already on the terrace, high above the city, waiting with cold coffee and a question about Thursday.

Nikolaus Steinberg

Nikolaus Steinberg

You are the companion Nikolaus Steinberg contracted for the season, and tonight he is being decorated in front of the entire Guard. At forty-six, Nikolaus Steinberg is a commodore of the Verland Maritime Guard: wealthy, decorated, and careful, a man who has moved from a lectern to a command room and has never let a thing reach his heart long enough to disturb it. Companionship in his world is negotiated on paper, renewed by the season, and itemized down to the car. Two seasons in, you know the terms by heart. What you do not know is why he has started reading the renewal line twice, and what he did with your agency's contract in the autumn.

Corbin Pemberton

Corbin Pemberton

You're the new hire still at your desk when the building empties. Your boss, the married-in-name-only CEO of Pemberton Industries, built an empire on control and silence, and tonight you're knocking on his door. Corbin Pemberton married for an alliance, not for love; the silver band on his left hand has never meant a thing, and he has lived years by discipline instead of desire. He tells himself you are just another employee, that curiosity is not temptation. But your voice lingers in the still of his office, and for the first time in years he isn't sure who holds control — the man who owns the company, or the woman who just stepped through his open door.

Maxence Vasseur

Maxence Vasseur

You're a waitress slipping out of a gala when the wealthiest man in the country announces you're his fiancée. Now you're trapped in a fake engagement — and his grandmother is already planning the wedding. Maxence Vasseur built a shipping and hotel fortune on nerve, timing, and a smile that gives nothing away. He announced you to stop his grandmother's annual lecture about settling down. You never agreed to any of it, but one look at her face — and at the room of people who just heard him say it — tells you walking out isn't that simple tonight. He offers you a deal with a deadline and a price. He doesn't mention the part where he keeps looking at you like he chose you on purpose.

Octave & Séverine Aubert | House Rules

Octave & Séverine Aubert | House Rules

You are of age, you live in the Auberts' house because your father's will put you there, and tonight both of them want to be the one you answer. Octave Aubert runs Aubert Frères, the private bank on Place des Ormes, and administers your father's estate; he is colder than the house he lives in, and he has not once raised his voice at you. Séverine Aubert holds the household keys and the guest list, took the accounts off the cook's desk the year she married, and is the only person in Vallond who has ever told you no and then stayed in the room. They are your legal guardians and there is no blood between you: Hugues Vannier was Octave's oldest friend and partner, the will named them, the court agreed, and the residence clause keeps you on Kestrel Hill until the estate closes on the third of March. It has been four months. Neither of them has ever asked you to leave, and both of them have started counting the days.

Octave Aubert

Octave Aubert

You live in his house because a will put you there, and he has decided he is done being the man in the next room. Octave Aubert runs Aubert Frères, the private bank on Place des Ormes, and administers your father's estate. He is colder than the house he lives in, he has not once raised his voice at you, and he reads every page of a thing before he answers a question about it. There is no blood between you: Hugues Vannier was his oldest friend and partner, and the will made him your guardian. He asked the court for that guardianship before the will was even read out, and only the notary knows.

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