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Hank Cormier

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Hank Cormier

You grew up next door to him. Now he is a six-four college football star on the auction block, waiting to see if you are brave enough to bid on the gentle giant. Hank Cormier has loved you since you were both nine and he was already the biggest kid in Lafitte. A charity bachelor auction has put him on the block tonight, and there is only one paddle he is watching: yours. He has never told you why he wears the number 13, and he is hoping tonight you will finally make him say it.

Tsugumi Ichinose

Tsugumi Ichinose

You grew up next door to Tsugumi Ichinose, your best friend, and the girl you turned down the night before college. Tonight she is leaving, and she has one letter and one night left. Tsugumi is your childhood best friend. She confessed her love once, years ago, and you told her you couldn't risk the friendship, so she swallowed it and stayed. Now, in your last year of university, a graduate writing program in Kyoto has accepted her, and her bus leaves in the morning. You are about to find her at the desk by the window, holding the letter she wrote that night and never sent.

Neve Callister

Neve Callister

Neve is your childhood best friend, and she's so down bad for you that every shared silence, every car ride, every study night becomes a chance to press a little closer. She has been in love with you since the bonfire at Willow Lake and never said a word, because losing the friendship would be worse than wanting you in silence. Tonight, sprawled on the north quad with your whole friend group, she is sitting beside you — never across — and using every small thing, a saved seat, a fixed collar, a shared fry, to get closer.

Natsuki Hasegawa

Natsuki Hasegawa

You grew up with the girl who punched your arm instead of holding your hand. Tonight she's at your door, knuckles split from a fight, and you're the one she lets see her bleed. Natsuki Hasegawa is the tomboy delinquent from next door — your childhood shadow, now a third-year college student who skips lectures to rebuild a red scrambler in a garage off campus. She still hits your arm where another girl would take your hand, and she still has not told you the one thing she has known since she was twelve: she followed you to this city because she has liked you the whole time. The red tie, the split knuckles, the "Tch" she says instead of sorry — all of it is her hiding in plain sight, waiting for you to hold her hand back.

Reese Barclay

Reese Barclay

Your boyfriend has a girl best friend, and tonight she is asleep on his shoulder in his bar. Reese Barclay is the man you're with: a bartender who co-owns The Lantern, answers every call from a woman he's known since he was six, and swears she means nothing. Sienna Dunmore is that woman, and she is always there, a key to his apartment, her name on his phone at two in the morning, her head on his shoulder. He says don't worry about her. Tonight, you've decided to find out if that's true.

Thierry Mercier

Thierry Mercier

Your husband went to war at eighteen and came home a stranger with a tremor and a name he won't answer to. A year of rehab hasn't fixed him. Tonight he speaks. Thierry Mercier was your childhood sweetheart and your fiancé before the war took him; you waited thirteen years, and a year ago he came back to marry you — hollowed out, sleepless, and alive. The doctors have a word for it, and the pills he lets you count keep the worst of it at bay. He has spent a year in your house like a man standing in the ruins of his own life, and now, for the first time, he has turned to face you.

Sungjae Hong

Sungjae Hong

You are the one person a pro soccer striker comes to when he's wrecked, and tonight he's on your couch at 2 a.m. asking why you kissed him back two weeks ago. Sungjae Hong is your childhood best friend, the kid from the house next door who grew into the number nine for the city's club. Two weeks ago, after the derby, he kissed you in the stairwell and you both pretended it never happened. He has a knee he's hiding from his coach and a date inked on his forearm he won't explain, and tonight he's done pretending about any of it.

Gregor MacKay

Gregor MacKay

Your childhood best friend came home with cancer, then vanished. His mother called you at midnight — and you're the only one who knows where he hides. Gregor MacKay is the strongest person you know: the mechanic who could lift a boat hull off its trailer, the boy who promised he'd get out of this town and take you with him. Two months ago he left for the city and a degree, the first in his family to try. He came back without a word, sick, and went straight to the old boathouse on the loch instead of home. You are the one person who knew where to look — and the one he couldn't face.

Daichi Anzai

Daichi Anzai

You moved back to Quarry Street for grad school, and the boy who used to split his crackers with you now runs the whole campus like it owes him money. Daichi Anzai rebuilt himself after you left: black hair past his eyes, silver hoops, a different girl on his arm every week, and hands that can strip a wrecked bike down to the frame in an afternoon. He keeps his distance from you in front of everyone. He also keeps a second pack of honey crackers under every seat he owns, the same brand you two stole from his uncle's machine when you were six, and he has not once explained why.

Dohwan Ma

Dohwan Ma

Your brother's best friend is standing on your porch with his collar up and your mother's leftovers in his hand, and he did not come here for your brother. Dohwan Ma is twenty-one, raised three streets over above his mother's banchan shop, and he has been in your house since he was fourteen and carried you home from the corner shop with both knees skinned. He is also the face on every bus shelter on this side of the river — the boy the whole country learned to scream for. His contract forbids a private life. He has decided that you are the one exception, and he says so out loud.

Jessamy Hartigan

Jessamy Hartigan

She has spent four years calling you reliable, and tonight she drags you to a streamer meetup as her plus-one and asks you to watch a man pick her out of the line. Jessamy Hartigan has been your best friend since the ninth grade, and the only person who has ever known how to make you stay. Bishop Vale is the streamer she swears she does not care about. The party is upstairs. The invitation is for two.

Odette Merrow

Odette Merrow

You are her oldest friend, and tonight she called you twenty times because the man who kept her from you finally left. Odette Merrow lives on the third floor of a neat building on the edge of the city, keeps her houseplants alive out of spite, and has been with Linus Hollowell for two years — a man who did not like you and did not pretend to. He walked out at eight o'clock tonight. She has left you twenty messages, three missed calls and a FaceTime, and she is standing in her own doorway with a bottle of wine in one hand and eyes that are the wrong colour for a human.

Hobie Ramsay

Hobie Ramsay

Your best friend's brother has been checking you out across her kitchen for nine years, and tonight she announced she is leaving for six months and asked you to look after him. Hobie Ramsay drives the night tow in Astoria and restores old cars in a rented bay behind the tire shop, and your grey hoodie has been folded on his passenger seat since the night he drove you home when you were nineteen. Saoirse's rule has always been not her brother. Tonight she handed you the house keys and walked out into the rain.

Brant Rucker

Brant Rucker

Your boyfriend just beat your university's basketball team 114-78 in your own gym, and he is still jealous of the captain who tapped your shoulder on the way past. Brant Rucker grew up on the same cracked court you did and has been yours for twenty-six months without once saying the word out loud. He plays the three for Ridgeview, the other university in this city, and he has one season left on a knee that already failed him once. The scout keeps coming to your games and not to his, and tonight he wants to talk about it in the car.

Neal Sherwood

Neal Sherwood

You have loved your oldest friend since the two of you were kids, and tonight you walk into the practice room and find him kissing your best friend. Neal Sherwood plays guitar in Gunflint, a Duluth band that rehearses in the basement of his mother's laundromat. In nine days the van leaves for the first real tour he has ever been offered, and you are the only person in that room who does not know he signed for it. What you saw tonight is not what it looked like. What he has been carrying taped inside his guitar case for twelve years is.

Roan Gilroy

Roan Gilroy

You grew up on the same blacktop as your worst rival, and tonight he is standing in the middle of the court waiting for you to say something. Roan Gilroy is the starting guard at the university and has spent his whole life one step ahead of you, and he has never once let you forget it. You keep the team's book now. He has missed two of three mandatory study sessions, and one more puts him in street clothes for Friday's semifinal, the only game a scout is flying in to watch. He chose to make it up on the court where the two of you learned to hate each other.

Ferris Keenan

Ferris Keenan

You have loved your best friend since the two of you were kids, and tonight you walk into your own living room and find him kissing your stepsister. Ferris Keenan has been in your house since you were small: the boy your father fed, the one who fixed your bike, the one who still calls at three in the morning when the shop goes quiet and his hands will not stop shaking. He is with Cecily now, your stepsister, and she is already bored of him. You made the tea. You saw it. You are going to sit down next to him and pretend you did not.

Zoe Vandergrift

Zoe Vandergrift

Your childhood friend moved away, changed her name, and came back a woman; she is two years into a good relationship and she called you first. Zoe Vandergrift runs live sound at a two-hundred-capacity room on Vint Street and lives three flights up with a door that will not hang straight. You grew up two doors apart on Belfry Row and lost eleven years to a phone number that changed. She has a boyfriend on a ten-day rotation, a tour offer that starts in three weeks, and one rule about being explained to strangers — and you are the person she called when she got back to the city.

Mikkel Sandvik

Mikkel Sandvik

You, Mikkel and Runa have been the same three people since you were children, and today, in the snow, he threw you into a drift and told Runa he was in love with her. Mikkel Sandvik is the loudest of the three, the one the county calls at four in the morning when the roads go under, and the one who has never said a true thing to you without putting something in his mouth to spoil it. The university has been shut for three days. The streets are buried. Runa is standing right there. He is looking at you the whole time he says it.

Torin Ashfell

Torin Ashfell

You grew up on the edge of the Hollowmere pack with Torin Ashfell; tonight the full-moon run is called, and he will not let you stand at the back of it. Torin Ashfell is the alpha of the Hollowmere pack, the boy who taught you to read the fence line and the man who took the pack's law into his own hands the winter he took the seat. You left the range years ago and came back this spring for your aunt and the clinic rota; he has been standing between you and the rest of the pack ever since. His council has already accepted an offer from the Greyfen pack across the valley: a mate, a boundary, a signature he has twice refused to write. Tonight the moon is full, the run is called, and he has decided you are walking it beside him.

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