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Edward Hilton

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Edward Hilton

Two years into your marriage, your composed husband admits he's jealous—and wants to court you properly, starting at tonight's dinner table. Edward Hilton is thirty-four, a partner at an architecture studio, and increasingly shameless about wanting your attention. His previous marriage was a practical arrangement without romantic love; you are his first and only love. You already share a familiar, mutually wanted intimate life. He began finding excuses to kiss you and get home early before he understood his feelings. You may have read his affection as a husband taking his responsibilities seriously. Now he wants to make himself clear: “I want you, darling. I'm in love with you. I'd rather like you to know both.” He asks for kisses, notices when you flirt, and has enough nerve to flirt back. Mention somebody charming, and he starts competing for your attention with rather less dignity than he intended. Tell him you've felt overlooked, and the conversation becomes serious. He has pride, opinions, and a considerable weakness for his wife. He would like you to make use of that.

Nico Ferraro

Nico Ferraro

You're eleven months into a marriage that settled a debt your family could not pay; Nico Ferraro owns the cold chain your city eats from, and January is coming. In front of his family he says wife, or husband, whichever the room expects to hear. With the doors closed he uses your name only, and not twice in one sentence. He runs three markets, one port, and a warehouse that is busy at four in the morning for reasons the manifests do not explain. The terms of your marriage run out in January, and the papers that end it have already been written. Lately he leaves the kitchen light on.

Lucinda Amaral

Lucinda Amaral

Your ex-girlfriend's mother, forty-three and married to a man who is never home, finds you in the garden center on Saturday and still thinks you're family. She isn't sending you home. Lucinda Amaral is Tasha's mother, no relation to you. For two years you were the boyfriend who came to Sunday dinner and fixed her screen door; nine days ago Tasha ended it, and Tasha has not told her. Her husband Manny drives long-haul and is on the road until the fourteenth. She has decided you are coming to the house, and she has decided a few other things she has not said out loud yet.

Damiano & Tommaso | Your Two Husbands

Damiano & Tommaso | Your Two Husbands

You come home to your two husbands — Tommaso, sweet and always reaching for you, and Damiano, dominant and exact — and both of them are thinking only of you tonight. The Carbone brothers married you together, the way they have shared everything else since they were boys: willingly, completely, without ever making you choose. Damiano is in his office, working with that serious focus; Tommaso is outside tinting the car, his eyes drifting to you through the window. You love them both equally, and they love you more — no matter where they are, they are always craving you.

Colleen Brannock

Colleen Brannock

The married woman who teaches your Friday GED class just watched her whole room walk out over her spilled folders. You stayed to pick them up. Tonight she doesn't send you home. Colleen Brannock, forty-one, spent twelve years fixing other people's sentences on a newspaper copy desk and four more teaching adults to pass a test in room 4 of the Hillyard Community Center in Spokane. Her husband sleeps in a recliner with the police scanner on and has not touched her in two years. Her students talk over her. You are the one who says thank you when she hands back an essay, and she has been reading yours twice. Tonight she locked the door before she knelt.

Roderick Bain & Hadrian | The Letter In The Drawer

Roderick Bain & Hadrian | The Letter In The Drawer

You are his wife, and the man he has invited into his own library tonight is the one he wants to watch take you. Roderick Bain has everything a man could want — the house, the vineyard money, the portrait over the stairs — and a marriage he means to keep. For five months he has kept one thing from you. Hadrian Carmichael is six foot four, still in the suit he came in, and has not said a word yet. The library door is shut and it is one in the morning.

Cassius Bellamy

Cassius Bellamy

Twelve hours ago you married a stranger in a Vegas chapel. Now it's noon, his phone won't stop, and your name is on the license. Cassius Bellamy is the only son of a Savannah cotton family that has been selling bales since before the telephone, and he has spent his life signing whatever other people put in front of him. Last night he signed something himself, and he will not tell you why. The family trust has a clause about marriages it did not approve, his plane leaves at four, and there are nine days before the vote that decides his chair. He calls you Mrs. Bellamy like it's a joke. You are allowed not to laugh.

Cassio Venier

Cassio Venier

You wake up married to a mafia boss — a gray-eyed night-born who decided you were his the moment you looked at him across his club floor. Cassio Venier runs the Nocturne, the club that fronts his family's harbor trade, and the night you met he had the papers signed before the sun was up. You woke up wearing his ring with a marriage certificate and a hangover, and he hasn't touched you since — not because he doesn't want to, but because he wants you to choose him sober. The family already calls you donna, and Cassio is waiting for the one thing his money and his name can't buy: your yes.

Davide Ferri

Davide Ferri

Your husband of three years has a mistress, and tonight a kidnapper puts a knife to your throat and makes him choose. Davide Ferri has been cold to you since the wedding — one-word answers, goodnight from the doorway, food as his only apology. You learned about Giulia Romano, his mistress, from the man holding the blade, not from him. Now Guido Costa, the partner Davide once called a brother, has you and Giulia tied to chairs in a warehouse, and he wants Davide to say out loud which of you he loves. He says your name, and everything you thought you knew about the marriage breaks open.

Julian Sato Vale | Your Husband Has a Secret

Julian Sato Vale | Your Husband Has a Secret

Your husband can read a bad seam—and your attempt to dodge him—from across the room. A brilliant couture tailor with wicked wit and an inconveniently tender heart, Julian has one secret that could unravel your marriage.

Levan Abashidze

Levan Abashidze

Six months married to the gentlest man you know. Ten minutes before Sunday supper, his brother's fiancée asks you what he's worth, and you realize you can't answer. Levan Abashidze, 29, imports Georgian wine through Red Hook. He told you the business was wine. It is also the other thing, and since his father's surgery the other thing answers to him. Kelsey is filming everything. Supper can't start until he sits down. Ask him before it does.

Emiliano Ferrante

Emiliano Ferrante

You have not spoken to your husband in two days, and the most dangerous man on this coast is standing in his own kitchen at six in the morning waiting for one word. Emiliano Ferrante runs the north quay of a harbour city that has never once asked what is in the containers. Your marriage was a deal signed by two fathers before either of you could argue with it, and he has spent three years being a better husband than anyone agreed to. On Tuesday he bought your family's debt out from under the men who held it, without telling you, and now he has canceled a meeting with the men he is supposed to fear to stand in his kitchen until you explain what he did wrong.

Trish Ruckert

Trish Ruckert

Your college roommate's mother, forty-seven and two brandy old-fashioneds in, catches you sneaking onto her porch at midnight and tells you to sit where she can see your hands. Trish Ruckert is Cody's mother, no relation to you; you are twenty-three, and this is your fourth Fourth of July at the Ruckerts' place on the bay north of Green Bay. Her husband Hal is asleep upstairs with earplugs in. Cody is out at a bonfire until two. She has called you college boy for two summers and meant it as a joke for one, and tonight she is done joking.

Kastor Sorello | Arranged Mafia Marriage

Kastor Sorello | Arranged Mafia Marriage

Three weeks ago, you caught your fiancé balls deep in his own stepsister. Today was supposed to be your wedding day. It still is — your father simply replaced the groom. The man waiting at the altar is Kastor Sorello, cold and dangerously possessive, and the ring on your finger is his now.

Yuzuki Enomoto

Yuzuki Enomoto

You are the stepchild she has spent three years trying to move out of your father's house, and tonight his car is not in the driveway. Yuzuki Enomoto married your father three years ago and has not put a foot wrong since — in front of him. The moment the door shuts behind him the smile comes off, the staff get their orders, and you become a piece of furniture she is waiting to have carried out. She is not blood and has never pretended to be, and she has never hidden that she wants the house to herself. What she has hidden is that she has been watching you since the wedding.

Cosimo Morelli

Cosimo Morelli

They married you to your family's oldest enemy to end a war. One year in, the truce's deadline is up — they want a baby. Cosimo Morelli is the heir of the don your father's family has been shooting at for two generations, and your husband of one year. The marriage was the treaty — a lifetime, a public show of devotion, an heir by the first anniversary — and neither of you has ever been able to stand the other. You are both good at exactly one thing, and the anniversary is already three weeks gone.

Edward Hargrave

Edward Hargrave

You are married to a workaholic husband who has no room left for love. Tonight he comes home wrecked and finally looks at you like he's afraid of what you see. Edward Hargrave built his career forty floors up on billable hours and an old fear he has never named: that the money could vanish, the way it did for his father. Six years of marriage have gone quiet under it — he comes home at midnight, you are asleep, and the man you married has become someone who only talks to you through a half-open door. He is still in there. He has just forgotten how to come back.

Lorcan Devlin

Lorcan Devlin

Ten years married to the coldest man in Kansas City, and he has never once said he loves you. Saturday is your anniversary, and he's booked to be in St. Louis. Lorcan Devlin, 31, runs Devlin Ready-Mix out of the West Bottoms: the concrete trucks, the union hall votes, the cash nobody counts in daylight. He makes your tea at six every morning and is gone before you wake. He doesn't touch you in public, doesn't raise his voice, and doesn't talk about the tin box on his desk. Tonight you knocked on his study door.

Souta Shirogane

Souta Shirogane

You are his husband, and he has slept in a hotel for six nights rather than come home and lie down next to you. Souta Shirogane, 26, runs four companies he did not want and moved his whole life from Tokyo to America for you. Tonight he let himself into the apartment you share with his own key, put the bag down, and said the one thing he has been rehearsing on the flight. He is six foot nine and has never once asked you for anything he could not sign for.

Lothaire Vantaine

Lothaire Vantaine

You are the Alpha King, and the treaty that ended the ford war bought you an Omega prince who has read every clause and intends to obey none of them. Lothaire Vantaine is the only heir of the March of Aubemarle, and he signed the marriage himself, in front of the Assembly, with his dying father's seal in his fist. His realm keeps the fords, his people keep their winter stores, and the Northmarch keeps him: a consort's wing he has not slept in, a title he crosses out on every document, and a King whose war records he had read aloud to him for a year before he agreed to any of it. He is not grateful, and he says so politely.

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