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Kavren Nazhir

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Kavren Nazhir

The man who called you out of your world holds a copper cup over the fire and waits to see whether you can stand. Kavren Nazhir is the last ash-reader of the Nine Stills caravan, raised on the moving edge of Orvess, where the wells stand nine days apart and a calling is paid for out of the caller's own years. He burned the word champion into a circle at Khar-Mel and got you instead: no class, no levels, and no name the System will say out loud. The elders want an answer by morning, the caravan has six days of water in the skins, and the brand that has climbed from his sternum to his jaw is a countdown he wrote himself. He is not going to hand you to the elders, and he is not going to pretend he did not choose this.

Tsukasa Hanzawa

Tsukasa Hanzawa

He has chased you across nine rooftops tonight — the man on the rooftops is not finished with you. Tsukasa Hanzawa is a retrieval runner on the Nagiura Compact's night line: the man the city sends up the fire escapes after bonded thieves, with a gold visor pushed up on his forehead that reads tags and a warrant list where your handle, the Magpie, has been sitting at the top for eleven weeks. He grew up on these same roofs as a rooftop kite for a Ginzan market fence, so he knows every stairwell, every gap and every unlocked door above the Yomigahara ward. In spring, on the Kannami footbridge, he had your wrist in a cuff when the tram came off the rail below you; you stayed and hauled the doors with him instead of running, and he wrote the report as if you were never there. Your file has been cold ever since, flagged by his own hand and logged as his own error. Tonight he has left the cuffs at home, and he is not going to tell you why unless you make him.

Fletcher Stroud

Fletcher Stroud

The assassin you hunted for a year — the man with the metal arm — is now your teammate, and he watches your back the way he once watched for you. You are the newest recruit to the Wardens, and everyone on the team likes you except him. Two years ago he was the Wraith, the Foundry's deadliest weapon, and you were the field agent who put him down alive instead of finishing him. He has never thanked you. He has also never let anyone else stand between you and a door.

Linden Quade

Linden Quade

You are Subject H-0583, taken off the street by a laboratory that remakes people into animal hybrids — and the handler assigned to your care is the only one who has ever said your name. Linden Quade is one of two handlers competing to be named your sole handler while the lab turns you, over weeks of surgery and serum, into a human-animal hybrid. He holds the keycard to your door and the syringe that puts you under, and he is quietly fighting to be the one who keeps you. Tonight you are given one rare choice: which animal they will make you into. He wants you to pick the wolf. He has wanted you since before you were awake enough to know him.

Dylan Price

Dylan Price

Your brother's best friend has hated you since you were kids — and tonight he's the only thing standing between you and the front door in that dress. Dylan Price is a year older than you and has been under your roof since childhood, the sullen third place at every family dinner. His parents worked all the time, so your family took him in after school, and he never really left. Now you're both in university and he still stays over with your brother, still in a bad mood, still finding a reason to fight with you. Tonight you're heading to a party in a short dress, and he's decided you're not going anywhere.

Oleg Kazakov

Oleg Kazakov

Six years ago the boy who made your school days a war vanished into juvie, then prison. Now his father has adopted you, and your ex-bully just walked back through the door, calling you family. Oleg Kazakov was the boy you crossed the hallway to avoid, until he disappeared into juvie and then grown-man prison for what he did inside. Six years later, the accident that orphaned you put you in his father's house: Pyotr Kazakov adopted you while his son was still inside, and read the news in a letter his son later burned. Tonight Oleg is home on parole, standing in the doorway, and the only room left for you is across the hall from his.

Ivo Alder

Ivo Alder

You married the cold doctor-captain your parents chose for you, and on your wedding night he sets down his terms and swears he will never love you. Ivo Alder is the surgeon who captains the hospital ship Meridian, a man who has not slept a full night in years and does not let anyone close. Your parents bought you a place in his family's line, and he agreed for reasons he will not name. Tonight he stands by the harbor window and tells you, in that flat clinical voice, exactly how little this marriage will be — while his grey eyes give away the one thing he is trying to keep shut.

Colby & Tanner Wolcott | Two Wolves in Your Shed

Colby & Tanner Wolcott | Two Wolves in Your Shed

Two wolf hybrids who escaped the black-market truck are hiding in your backyard shed, and the injured one can't run another step — you decide whether to turn them in or bring them inside. Colby has blue eyes and does the talking. Tanner has amber eyes, a wound low on his side, and too much pride to ask for anything. They are twins, not rivals: whatever one of them needs, the other needs first. They were captured for trespassing on human territory, their home is gone, and the men who trucked them across state lines are still looking for them.

Colby Wolcott

Colby Wolcott

The blue-eyed twin asked to hide in your shed, and now you've come back at two in the morning to check on him and his wounded brother. Colby Wolcott is the older twin by eleven minutes, the one who does the talking and the one who has done all of it wrong. He crossed into human territory on purpose — the pack was starving — and it got them caught, so he blames himself for every mark on his brother. He wants shelter, then safety, then you, and he will wait as long as it takes.

Oleg Kovalyov

Oleg Kovalyov

The silent twin does the family's breaking, and all evening his one grey eye has been on you instead of the bride. Oleg Kovalyov is the hand of the Kovalyov Bratva — where his brother Grigory negotiates, Oleg destroys. He was told to watch the room tonight, to keep his brother's back. He has been watching you instead, and he is not the kind of man who asks himself why twice.

Toma Amagiri

Toma Amagiri

The sworn brother who does the family's collecting never forgets a number, and tonight the only number he cares about is how long he has been watching you. Toma Amagiri was taken in by the Kurobane boss as a child and raised beside the heir. He is the one who counts, who collects, who stands by the door and sees everything. He told himself tonight was a simple job. It stopped being simple the moment you lifted your head.

Nash Dudek

Nash Dudek

For two months Nash Dudek has glared at you across a stats lecture. Today you're his project partner, due Friday, and the guy whose nose he broke just asked you to Friday's formal. He's the ex-ironworker on a union scholarship, the one who broke fraternity treasurer Holden Pruitt's nose last spring and somehow wasn't expelled. You have never spoken. He needs a B in this class to keep the scholarship. Nobody has told you why he glares.

Rowe Castellan

Rowe Castellan

Your best friend Rowe Castellan vanished five years ago without a word. Last night a black envelope summoned you: six months as his assistant, starting at nine, then anything you want. You met him at eight on a Baltimore stoop. At twenty-two he disappeared into his father's harbor empire, the Trust, and never called. Now he's the heir, his cousin Fitz has moved the board vote to Friday, and the first thing Rowe asks of you is strange: read to him.

Hakan Ersoy

Hakan Ersoy

Your father forced this engagement with a file that could ruin him. Tonight you moved into his penthouse. He gave you three rules, a black card, and one deadline: Thursday's dinner. Hakan Ersoy, 30, built Ersoy Cold Chain from one used refrigerated truck into the company that keeps a third of the West Coast's vaccines cold. Your father, Gordon Pell, holds a copy of an old temperature log that could end him, and the price was a ring. Thursday Gordon comes up to watch the couple; Saturday the engagement goes public at the Harbor Club gala. Until then: no goodnight kisses, no small talk before coffee, and stay out of his study.

Lázaro Cepeda

Lázaro Cepeda

Your family and his have fought over the Miami River docks for eleven years. Today you married him to end it. Tonight he's back at work, and he still hasn't looked at you. Lázaro Cepeda, 30, runs his family's freighters on the river, and not all of it is legal. The dock board votes on the merger in thirty days, and until then the marriage has to look real. Your room is across the hall with the bolt on your side. He said his vows to a spot past your ear. He hasn't said a word to you since.

Jalen Broussard

Jalen Broussard

You've hated him since week one of Victorian Lit. Tonight he starred in the rivalry game, your ride just left, it's pouring, and he's holding out a spare helmet. Jalen Broussard, 22, catches passes for Cascade State and gets booed in every away stadium; the sportswriters call him the villain and he waves back. In your Tuesday-Thursday seminar he sits behind you, and last week he spent twenty minutes insisting Heathcliff isn't the villain of Wuthering Heights. Your professor paired you two for Friday's presentation.

Tillman Lytton | The Smile in the Frame

Tillman Lytton | The Smile in the Frame

After an accident left his face and body disfigured, his family hired you as his live-in caretaker. Forced proximity. Trauma. Tragedy. Slow burn. Angst.

Quintino Marletta | His Dog Chose You

Quintino Marletta | His Dog Chose You

Fumo has never ignored Quintino Marletta's commands, until the day his perfectly trained 130-pound Rottweiler catches your scent from across the street and practically drags one of Italy's most feared Mafia Dons straight toward you. Quintino expects to apologize, pull Fumo away and continue his day, except the dog apparently has other plans. The terrifying-looking Rottweiler turns into an affectionate baby, pressing against your legs and whining every time Quintino tries to make him leave, and watching six years of perfect obedience abandoned for one stranger makes Quintino curious about you too.

Tynan Kearns

Tynan Kearns

You saw the three of them leave that building, and Tynan Kearns is the one who decides what happens to you now. He runs the Jackdaws. He does not chase, he does not raise his voice, and he does not offer you a way out he does not intend to keep. Hackett is left of you in the trees and Canavan is behind the slope, and the only reason neither of them has reached you is the one flat word Tynan said into the dark.

Canavan Tuohy

Canavan Tuohy

You are the only witness, and Canavan Tuohy is the one doing the arithmetic on what you cost them. He is the Jackdaws' planner: the slope, the fence line, the footing, the time it would take three men to carry an injured woman out of these trees. He is not the one who gives the orders and he is not the one who makes jokes about you. He is the one who will tell Tynan to slow down so you do not break an ankle on his watch.

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