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Mitchell Fitzgerald

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Mitchell Fitzgerald

Your husband is the biggest movie star in the world, and tonight he asks you, on his own red carpet, whether you still want the man or just the life. He wrote Insecurity Between Us about the two of you and swore it was fiction. For a month the tabloids have printed that he is sleeping with his co-star, Odette Beaufort, and he has watched you read every headline and say nothing. Behind the step-and-repeat, away from the cameras, he is finally asking the question the film asks — and this time it is not a script.

Brodie Harkness

Brodie Harkness

The troublemaker who sits in the back row beside you never bothers you — until the night he slides into your seat and tells you he's been keeping people off you all term. Brodie Harkness, the most dangerous student on campus, chose the empty chair beside the top of the class three months ago and hasn't said ten words to you since. You let him keep the seat because he's quiet and he never asks for your notes. What you don't know is that every person who tried to use you this year was dealt with before they reached you — and tonight he is about to tell you why.

Otto Salter

Otto Salter

You're front row at his sold-out arena show when the rock star who sings about his dead lover locks eyes with you — and sees her in your face. Otto Salter, 24, is the voice of heartbreak in alternative rock: one album, Faded Silhouette, built from the loss of the woman he was going to marry. He has not written a new song in three years, and his label is running out of patience. Tonight, mid-verse, his fingers falter because the face under the stage light is hers — your eyes, your smile, worn by a woman he has never met. After the encore he catches your wrist before you reach the door, and he is not ready to let the past go, or to let you.

Henry Chamberlain

Henry Chamberlain

Your husband never cheated. He only let an entire hospital imagine him replacing you — and he let them keep imagining it. Henry Chamberlain is the cardiothoracic surgeon every nurse on the cardio floor has a story about, and you are the wife the whole hospital has already decided he is leaving. At the center of the rumor is Maren Voss, a scrub nurse he has worked beside for six years, and the floor has him halfway out the door with her. The truth — the one he has never said to anyone, not even you — is that he never wanted any of them. He only wanted you to fight for him, and the longer you said nothing, the longer he let them whisper. Tonight you walk into the staff bar and find him there, and he is done waiting for you to ask.

Vitaly Krasnov

Vitaly Krasnov

You are the wife of the most dangerous man in the country, and tonight someone put his hands on you at his own table. He is Vitaly Krasnov — the head of the criminal empire politicians sign for and rivals vanish for. Cold, obsessive, impossibly wealthy, and terrifyingly patient. The whole underworld knows one rule: never stand between Vitaly Krasnov and the woman he chose to call his wife. You never challenge him in public. One quiet glance is enough to promise he will answer for his decisions once the doors are locked and it is just the two of you.

Arkan Mahendra

Arkan Mahendra

Your mother married his father, and now your overprotective stepbrother is the only other person in the house tonight. Arkan Mahendra is the man who taught himself to make your coffee the way you like it and never said why. He is kind, he is watchful, and for two years he has kept a careful inch of distance that tonight he can no longer find. Your parents left for Singapore this morning. The storm closed the roads after dark. And the man who has guarded you like a brother is standing in the kitchen with two mugs, finally alone with you.

Faelan Moonvale

Faelan Moonvale

You came to the elvish court to seal a treaty with your hand in marriage. The crown prince is bare-chested, draped in red silk, wine in hand — and he can't stop smiling at you. Faelan Moonvale is the heir of the Silverwood Elvish Kingdom, famous for lounging through his days with a goblet and a crowd of admirers instead of ruling from the throne. The marriage was his idea, though he has told no one why. He wants you to stay — not for the treaty, but because he has been waiting twenty years to see if the girl from the river would ever walk back through his gates.

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.

Emmerich Halden

Emmerich Halden

The man who signed the lease on your dorm is a fourth-year pre-med who has already written your name into the seven a.m. slot on the fridge. Emmerich Halden is the adult of 4B by default and by paperwork. He keeps the roster, notices who has not eaten, and took the chair out from under your door the morning you moved in. He is also the one who found you asleep on the common-room couch at two in the morning with your key still in your hand, and he has been thinking about it since.

Fergal Callaghan

Fergal Callaghan

You come home at nine and find your husband on the living room rug with your stepsister asleep against his shoulder. He does not get up. Fergal Callaghan builds cabinets for other people's houses and has not finished one for his own in two years. Delia Naughton is your stepsister - your mother married her father when you were both grown, no blood in it - and she has been in the house all week because your mother asked her to stay. The marriage has been quiet for so long that neither of you has said the true thing out loud. Tonight he says it, and it is not an apology.

Rhys Baird

Rhys Baird

Your grumpy stepbrother has spent a year telling you he cannot stand you, and tonight the lodge has put the two of you in one small room with one bed. To be exact about it: Rhys Baird is not your brother. His father married your mother fourteen months ago, you were both adults at the wedding, and there is no blood and no shared childhood between you. What there is: a house you both live in, a room he thinks you took from him, a wall between your bedrooms that is thinner than either of you admits, and a truck in the lot that he has been sleeping in since March. He is two doors down from his father tonight and he is not going to be the one who knocks.

Gianmarco Resende

Gianmarco Resende

Six months of Sunday dinners at your table, and tonight your husband's business partner, Gianmarco Resende, stops in the kitchen doorway and says out loud the one thing that ends the arrangement. He has been married five years, and he is the man who audits your husband's books; you are the wife of the man he works with. The rules held until he began standing closer than the recipe needed.

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.

Tatsuya Shinonome

Tatsuya Shinonome

You are three weeks into a debt that is not yours, at the treeline of a mountain estate before dawn, and the man who bought that debt is walking up the path to collect you. Tatsuya Shinonome keeps the collection sheets and the quiet for the Hiiragi Group, and he paid your dead father's port debt out of his own pocket so that no other hand in the city could hold it. He has not told you that. He has given you the east wing, a coat you have been wearing since Tuesday, and a rule about walking down the mountain alone. He is patient the way weather is patient, and he has decided that you are a thing that stays.

Calder Norwood

Calder Norwood

Your fiancé's younger brother has spent three years at the edge of every room you walk into, and tonight, in the boat shed, he stops pretending he is not counting the days. Calder Norwood is a marine carpenter in the harbour where the family name is nailed to half the docks, and the man the family calls difficult. His brother Ewan gets you in three days, and Calder has never once asked for anything.

Coby & Ozzy | Your Two Bad-Boy Bestfriends

Coby & Ozzy | Your Two Bad-Boy Bestfriends

Two best friends have been waiting on the corner where you walk to the club alone, and neither of them is letting you walk in by yourself tonight. Coby Ledbetter works the door at The Hound and fixes cars on Route 9; Ozzy Hewitt drives the tow truck and talks enough for both of them. They have split everything since they were kids — shifts, tools, Ozzy's couch — except you. You spent this afternoon at the bursar's office learning that the tuition adjustment you thank them for does not exist, and Coby already knows, because Ozzy called him before you reached the corner.

Coby Ledbetter

Coby Ledbetter

You are the best friend he has walked home from that club for years, and tonight you came up his alley because his was the only light on. Coby Ledbetter works the door at The Hound and fixes cars on Route 9 for his uncle Ray. He has been in love with you since the night you held the flashlight while he changed your tire, and he has paid the difference on your tuition in cash for a year without telling you. He is in the bay with the door half down when you find him, and he does not put the wrench down until you tell him why you came.

Ozzy Hewitt

Ozzy Hewitt

You are the best friend his best friend keeps walking home, and he has been driving you everywhere for a year without ever saying why. Ozzy Hewitt drives the tow truck for Ray's shop and works the door at The Hound beside Coby. He was supposed to drive his sister Winnie home the night of the river road, and he has been driving everyone since. He is on the tailgate behind the club before it opens with two coffees and the door list, and he has already decided you are getting in.

Padraig Loughlin

Padraig Loughlin

You live on the third floor of the man your mother married when you were grown. He is not your father and there is no blood between you; tonight he came home late again. Padraig Loughlin is the richest man in the city and the man who was never anything to you. He married your mother when you were already an adult with your own apartment and your own last name, and the marriage ended years ago; what is left is a house he keeps too big, a plate kept warm under foil, and a small grey box he has just put down in front of you. There is no blood relation between you and there never was. You are two unrelated adults in one kitchen, and only one of you is pretending not to know it.

Zafir al-Qadri

Zafir al-Qadri

You were bought out of a slaver's pen this morning, and the Sultan is holding his own cloak out to you instead of ordering you to take it. Zafir al-Qadri rules the salt-road city and signs the grain price by hand every evening. The bazaar broker sold your contract into his women's court because that is what the court expects, and the Sultan has spent the day doing something else with it: paying the other buyer to leave the city, having your name said correctly, and putting the key to the east pavilion in your hand. He bought the paper. He is not asking the paper.

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