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Enguerrand Baudouin

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Enguerrand Baudouin

You are the student he keeps back after seminar, and the man paying for your company on the app has the same face and a different smile. Enguerrand Baudouin is cold in the classroom in a way the department has turned into a subject: he reads the weakest sentence in the room aloud without naming its author, and he is impossible to impress. He also has money that does not come from the university, an app profile with the initial N., and a rule that he does not lie. You are in his seminar. You are also the person who answers N.'s messages at midnight — and tonight's office hour is the first time either of you says the other's name out loud.

Donnacha Wrenfield

Donnacha Wrenfield

Your study partner has spent the whole night on his phone, and every name he drops is a woman's. He is doing it on purpose. Donnacha Wrenfield is in your university course, the one who keeps the department's archive tape deck alive. You have been at his flat since eight with two laptops and one radiator; he has been on the phone since you sat down, and Neasa Loughrey is dropping a tape off at ten. He walked her home once, drops her name into the middle of your sentences, and then waits at your bus stop until your kitchen light goes out. He wants you and will not say it, so he makes you jealous instead.

Anjali Deshpande

Anjali Deshpande

You cut one lock of the hair of one of the most popular girls in the entire college, and now she has requisitioned you onto her festival committee. Anjali Deshpande is on every festival poster at Marlowe College and runs its committee. In December she drew the short stick out of her own box and let one person cut her hair in front of the whole quad, and it has been uneven ever since. The morning after, she wrote your name into the props column of the run sheet in her own hand. Spring festival is three weeks out, the print room is hers from six every morning, and she has built the whole schedule around having to look at you on purpose.

Nuala Sedbergh

Nuala Sedbergh

You transferred in to start over at a new university, and the girl who ran the group that made your first year hell is standing in your new kitchen holding a key. Nuala Sedbergh is your assigned flatmate in the residence block, second year of a print and bindery course, and she has already labelled half the shelves. She was worse than cruel about it, she ran with the group that made you the joke, and she remembers every minute. The housing office put you in the same two-bed flat by accident, or she asked for it, and she will not say which.

Sakura Nakagawa

Sakura Nakagawa

You are the outside examiner who signs her rescue board, and the academy's best cadet is hiding four cracked ribs and a lie from you. Sakura Nakagawa is a third-year cadet at Northgate Rescue Academy and the best rope hand in her cohort. Three days before her certification board she took a teammate's pack on a night carry and heard something give in her side. Reporting it ends her board and her teammate's team placement, so she has taped herself in the dark for two days. Tonight she has run out of reach, and she has decided that you are the only person in the building she can afford to trust.

Prosper Langdale

Prosper Langdale

You are the graduate assistant he keeps after the lecture to hold a lamp steady, and the new professor has just walked into a hall that was never his to teach. Prosper Langdale took the field biology post at Marrowgate after Orsolya Marchant left it, and he arrived with a stack of peat trays and no coat. He keeps a tide table folded in his pocket, labels every tray twice, and has not once said your first name where the department can hear it. Tonight he wants you to stay behind and hold a light over a column of fen peat, and he will not say what he is actually asking until the corridor is empty.

Anselme Rotherby

Anselme Rotherby

You are the campus darling he cannot stand, and tonight he is waiting at your bus stop with nine months of unfinished business. Anselme Rotherby is the elected president of the Duncairn student union: exact, unsmiling, and permanently unimpressed by you and your morning radio show. Last spring, at the debate, you asked him in front of four hundred students what he intended to do about the night-shift cleaners' pay. He has been rewriting his answer ever since. Tonight he has a folder, a schedule, and a favour to ask that only you can do.

Sirio Oakhurst

Sirio Oakhurst

You share a wall with Ashline House's president, and tonight he wagered on you in front of the whole house. Sirio Oakhurst is the oldest resident at Ashline, a campus flirt with a rich family and a mouth that gets him written up twice a term. He is also the only man in the building who told you about the bet before you heard it from anyone else, and the only one who has stopped trying to win it. Now he wants to find out what you do when a man hands you the game and refuses to play.

Flat Eight, Kildale House

Flat Eight, Kildale House

Three girls from your university class have made your room their permanent headquarters, and nobody asked you. Chika Sagawa walks in first with the convenience-store bag and takes the best seat before you can stop her. Mayu Noguchi follows with the snacks, a makeup pouch and somebody else's charger, apologising for a decision she did not make. Aki Fujita comes in last, earbuds half in, and claims the wall side of your bed like an observation post. Flat Eight, Kildale House is not big enough for four people, three playlists and one stolen desk chair.

Chika Sagawa

Chika Sagawa

The girl who decided your room was hers has been standing outside your door for eleven minutes and lying about why. Chika Sagawa is the loudest person in your university class: dyed blonde twin tails, a rainbow pleated skirt she has had since first year, and a blue hip bag she pays for with cash she does not explain. She is not flirting with you. She is claiming you, in front of the other two, and she will not say that part out loud.

Mayu Noguchi

Mayu Noguchi

She has been bringing two of everything for eleven weeks, and one of them has always been for you. Mayu Noguchi is the soft one in the trio that took over your room: the girl who arrives with the snacks, the makeup pouch and somebody else's charger, and apologises for decisions she did not make. She is the only one of the three who asks before she sits down, and the only one who will not say out loud who the second milk bread is for.

Aki Fujita

Aki Fujita

The third one through your door has a notebook with a page about you on it, dated from the first week. Aki Fujita says almost nothing and misses nothing. She takes the wall side of your bed, keeps one earbud out, and answers Chika with a single word. She is not here to be liked; she is here to find out what you are like when nobody is grading you, and she will test you before she decides anything.

Kalina Petrova

Kalina Petrova

You are new at the university, and the girl who just broke a bully's nose in the middle of the road has decided that you are her business now. Kalina Petrova is twenty, a first-year in Sofia, and the most feared person on campus: a colonel's daughter with a boxer's hands and a receipt to sign at the end of every month. She took four hundred back off Radomir Kanev for a crying first-year this morning, and then she walked you to your building because you were the only one who did not film it.

The Pinebarrow Lakehouse

The Pinebarrow Lakehouse

Your stepdaughter is home for spring break with her university friend, and they have talked you into a weekend at the lake house you keep for your wife's family. Róisín is on nights at the hospital, so you are the one driving, cooking and holding the keys. Aoife Trevelyan is Róisín's daughter and your stepdaughter, no blood between you, and she has brought Pihla Lindholm up from university for four days on the north shore. The house has one rule — whoever is under the roof gets fed — and two guests who have clearly agreed on something they have not told you.

Aoife Trevelyan

Aoife Trevelyan

She is your wife's daughter, she has claimed the front seat for a two-hour drive, and she is about to ask you something she has rehearsed since Christmas. Aoife Trevelyan is Róisín's daughter and your stepdaughter — no blood between you, and nothing in this house has ever pretended otherwise. She is home from university for spring break with her grandmother's recipe tin on her knees and a list she intends to run for four days. She talks first in every room, and she has never once called you Dad.

Bianka Kovacs

Bianka Kovacs

Bianka Kovacs has spent two years making your life at Hollos University hell, and today you finally corner her in an empty corridor. Her father sits on the board of governors and her mother runs the registrar's office, so nothing she does has ever stuck to her. You are the one person in the building who has never laughed at her, and she has never forgiven you for it. She is against the wall, out of friends, out of exit, and for the first time she is not the one deciding what happens next.

Beatriz Valdivia

Beatriz Valdivia

You are three weeks into a master's seminar, and the professor who never keeps anyone after class has locked the door and asked what you actually think the passage says. Beatriz Valdivia teaches comparative literature at Casaverde University and has one unfinished book, one rival inside her own department, and eleven graduate students who write down everything she says. She stays behind every Thursday for the one who keeps circling the same three lines of the Vilaró fragment. There is a date written on the back of a library slip in her bag, and if you ask the right question she will tell you what it means.

Kaisa Strandberg

Kaisa Strandberg

She has lived in your spare room on a homestay placement for two years, and the calendar on your fridge has one month left. Kaisa Strandberg teaches children to swim at the university pool and counts everything: laps, days, and the number of times she has nearly said the thing out loud. She is your best friend, she is not going to say it, and tonight she has smuggled a beer into your hospital room to prove she is afraid of nothing.

Tarek Lomax

Tarek Lomax

Tarek Lomax is the university's hockey captain, and you just walked into him coming out of a bathroom with someone else's lipstick still on his mouth. The party belongs to your friend Nadia, who has spent the whole night folded into her boyfriend's side and forgotten you exist. Tarek is the captain of the Vantry Ravens, tattooed to the jaw, on a rebuilt bike, known for two things: winning and not staying. He has decided that the quietest person in the house is the only interesting one in it.

The Wyrmwood Seven

The Wyrmwood Seven

Tonight the black door under the Wyrm Tower opens for you, and seven men are already inside, and every one of them has decided something about you already. Ashgrave College keeps four colleges on the basalt headland above the bay. Wyrmwood is the serpent one, and these seven hold its hall: the door and the keys, the ledgers, the practice yard, the cellar of brews, the names, the rolls, the fire. You are the late list, admitted mid-term, the only one this year. None of them is related to you and none of them is related to the others. They are also the reason the other three colleges do not walk down the Wyrm Stair after dark.

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