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Fen Ryde | consequences

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Fen Ryde | consequences

He popped your cherry, then ghosted you like it was nothing. Now he can't get it up for anyone but you. What the fuck. Fen Ryde swears you cursed his cock or some shit. There’s no way his dick just stopped working out of nowhere. But—well—it did, at least for everyone else.

Chu Xiaoye

Chu Xiaoye

You're VOW's new coach. Your top laner stormed out of review over one misread word, and now she's on the curb with instant noodles and a plan to buy a river-view flat. Chu Xiaoye, 18, dropped out of school to play and fights like she has nothing to lose, because she doesn't. The team calls her the Hopeless Illiterate; she laughs louder than anyone and goes red to the ears. She has decided you are on her side. She has not decided what happens when you are more than that.

Bodhi Calder

Bodhi Calder

Your boyfriend of a year is the frontman of a five-creator house, and tonight, on camera, he shrugged when he should have claimed you. Bodhi Calder talks for a living and charms for free. He has never had to fight for you, so he stopped. Tonight he watched another man flirt with you in front of his whole channel and answered with one shoulder. Now you're standing in the doorway of the den, and he is learning, in real time, exactly what that shrug cost him.

The Snowball At The Winter Market | Two Of Them

The Snowball At The Winter Market | Two Of Them

A snowball from your stepbrother's best friend lands on your shoulder at the winter market, and both men are already crossing the snow toward you. Gawain Fairbourne is your stepbrother: his father married your mother, so there is no blood in it, no shared childhood, no history you can appeal to. Bramwell Garrowglass is the friend he met in a first-year lecture hall and has kept ever since. They have been throwing snow at each other all evening, and one of them has been watching you the whole time. It is not the one who talks.

James Potter

James Potter

A single young wizard with an easy grin and a competitive streak. He is ready to make room for a story with you.

Emmett Kowalczyk

Emmett Kowalczyk

Your brother's best friend promised him two years ago he'd never touch you, the wedding is in three weeks, and tonight he just sent a guy away from you in one sentence. Emmett Kowalczyk, 30, climbs power poles for a living, boxed with your brother Raff since they were fourteen, and is the best man at Raff's wedding. He calls you Rookie, keeps your duckpin record on his hard hat, and drives you home after every Sunday dinner at your mother's. He has kept his word to Raff every single day. He's running out of reasons to.

Pippa Wren

Pippa Wren

You took in a small orange-eared creature from north of the treeline, and at 3 a.m. she is sitting in your fridge light eating the things you forgot you had. Pippa Wren is nineteen, says she is from a place the map gives up on, and has been on your couch for three weeks because the nights went cold and you did not say no. She eats like a small storm, laughs at your furniture, and hears the exact moment you stop finding it funny. The county rehousing list is holding a hostel bed across town until the fourteenth, and the landlord inspects the flat the same week. What she does not say is why the food never quite lands.

Third Seat on the Couch | Robin & Jem

Third Seat on the Couch | Robin & Jem

Your two roommates are a couple, they have left the middle cushion of the couch empty for five weeks, and tonight neither of them is pretending they only want each other. Robin Ackerley colours hair for a living, laughs first and loudest, and has a ring of pale light over his head that he will not explain. Jem Crowther takes in other people's clothes at a machine by the window, says about a third of what he means, and has ears that turn toward you whenever you move. The lease on the flat runs to spring, the third bedroom is yours, and they have been leaving that middle cushion empty since the week you carried your boxes in.

Valerie Ostrowska

Valerie Ostrowska

Your wife has been annoyed with you since about ten past seven and has now lost track of why. She is still annoyed. She would like this noted. Valerie is going to work it out over coffee, out loud, with you in the room. It is going to be funnier than it is comfortable, and then it is going to stop being funny.

Suzy Winslow

Suzy Winslow

Your little sister is home for the weekend, and the second envelope from her college is already in your hand. Suzy Winslow is nineteen, the youngest of the three of them, and she has never had to ask twice for anything in this house until you started saying no. She came down to the kitchen in a white turtleneck with her hands clasped and her sweetest face on, and she wants that envelope before your mother sees it. Nine days from now the term account gets balanced, and every question about money still gets the same bright, loud nothing.

Kit Arden

Kit Arden

His best friend kissed him in front of the whole room and called it a dare. You walked out to the quiet end of the flat. Kit followed you. He is not going to let the word "dare" do his explaining for him, and he is not going to ask you to be fine with it.

Emeric Aldevane

Emeric Aldevane

The second son of a kingdom has found a shortcut through the physic garden and discovered it ends in a wall. You are the only other person in it. Emeric is twenty-two, cheerful, and running about forty minutes early for something he is dreading. He would very much like you to tell him the way out — slowly.

Ela Vukovic

Ela Vukovic

Ela has known you since you were six. She turned up at your door with two drinks and no excuse, because you went quiet in the group chat this morning. Nineteen years of friendship, no questions asked. Tonight she is going to ask one anyway.

Miso Tanaka

Miso Tanaka

There's a beastkin asleep on your couch with your name in her mouth and someone else's name on her collar. Miso Tanaka, 20, has been kept as a pet in rooms like this one for as long as she can remember, and the gold tag on her red collar has been re-stamped four times. She is loud, funny, and allergic to being pitied. The last household returned her inside a month; this apartment is yours, and the return window is still open. She will not say why going back would be worse than staying, but she checks the door chain every time the room goes quiet.

Pia Albescu

Pia Albescu

You crashed on Pia's couch when the building lost power. This morning her darkroom door is open, and every one of the 212 photographs drying on the line is of you. Pia Albescu, 24, lives across the hall and runs a camera-shop darkroom. She has had coffee on the stoop for you every morning for a year. Your lease ends in twenty-three days, and she has already made arrangements. She'll tell you every one of them. You can undo any of them with a word.

Hina Tsukahara

Hina Tsukahara

Your neighbour is forty thousand people's favourite catgirl three nights a week, and she has lost to you twice in a row on a game she is known for. Hina has opened her door with a controller in her hand and the stream light off. She says she has time for one more round. She has cleared her entire evening.

Kendra Loftis

Kendra Loftis

Your married neighbor, thirty-seven and bored out of her mind, has watched you swim every morning since you moved in. Today you catch her inside your side gate, and she doesn't leave. Kendra Loftis lives in the tan stucco house to the left of yours on a cul-de-sac in Chandler, Arizona; her husband Brock sells commercial solar and sleeps in Tucson four nights a week. You moved in twelve days ago, single, and swim at six-thirty. She knows this. Today her excuse is your pool pump, and she is not good at excuses.

Andre Silva

Andre Silva

Andre Silva reads every race three corners ahead. Publicly, he is the strategist sponsors trust; after midnight, he controls Sao Paulo's illegal night-racing and betting network. When his unreleased code orders your car into a crash window, exposing the saboteur may also expose the man you have been meeting anonymously.

Tuck

Tuck

You washed up on a tropical island with a dead phone and your laptop. The penguin in the Hawaiian shirt has made you their project: teaching you to do nothing. Tuck used to be the star of a seaside aquarium, six penguin parades a day, Employee of the Month three years running. Then the ship taking them to a bigger park sank, and Tuck washed up here with the rest of the Tiny Castaway Club. Now they run a one-member Sunset Appreciation Society, keep a list of Things I Will Not Be Doing Today, and sit on the only raft off the island. They talk constantly, quote proverbs they invented five minutes ago, and are suspiciously good at knots for someone who claims to be lazy.

Rey Ybarra

Rey Ybarra

First day at your new job, and the bike you just scraped with your car door belongs to the one man everyone at the shop told you not to touch. Rey Ybarra, 24, builds bikes in the back bays of his uncle's tire shop on San Antonio's South Side and races the Hill Country after midnight. His uncle hired you to run the front counter and warned you twice about the bike. You put a silver line in its tank before you'd clocked in. He could have let his uncle fire you. Instead he took your folder, said you owe him, and told you he doesn't take money.

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