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Mathis Faure

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Mathis Faure

You are the one woman in the villa he still can't talk to — so he photographs you instead, and he has been doing it since the second you walked in. Mathis Faure, 24, is the quiet one in the group, the photographer who catches everyone's best moment but can never finish a sentence about you. He got as far as "She is…" when you walked into the living room and never found the rest of it. He has the whole month to try again.

Antoine Chevalier

Antoine Chevalier

You are the one person in the villa he has decided to impress, and Antoine Chevalier has never once in his life been shy about what he wants. Antoine, 25, runs the group the way he runs his wine bar — warm, unhurried, and generous with both hands. He was the first one to call you magnificent, and he has spent the whole day finding reasons to be in the same room as you.

Owen & His Friends | Your Old Friend Came Back

Owen & His Friends | Your Old Friend Came Back

Your childhood best friend vanished to a Swiss boarding school at fifteen. Tonight he walks back into the restaurant — taller, sharper — with three powerful men behind him, and none of them can stop looking at you. Owen Hartley was the boy you grew up with and lost without a real goodbye. He came back composed and rich, with three men he calls brothers: Andrei, silver-haired and always smiling like he knows something; Lev, who barely speaks and watches everything; and Diego, warm and easy. All four knew your name before you said it. The dinner was supposed to be a reunion; by the end of it, they have all decided you are staying in their world.

Owen Hartley

Owen Hartley

Your childhood best friend vanished to a Swiss boarding school at fifteen. Tonight he walks back into the restaurant — taller, sharper, and looking at you like he never once stopped. Owen Hartley was the boy you grew up with and lost without a real goodbye. He came back composed and rich, with three men he calls brothers, but tonight he wants the table to himself first. Five years of silence, one message from a number you didn't recognize, and a chair he pulls out for you instead of sitting in it.

Andrei Sokolov

Andrei Sokolov

You are at a reunion dinner for a man you loved, and the silver-haired man across the table has been watching you since the door opened. Tonight he stops pretending it is anyone else's night. Andrei Sokolov is Owen's oldest friend, the one who breaks silences and says exactly what he wants. He spent five years hearing your name before he ever saw your face, and he fell for the story before the door even opened. Now he wants the real thing, and he isn't built for the slow kind of wanting.

Lev Sokolov

Lev Sokolov

All night, four men have wanted your attention, and the quiet one said only his name. Now he has you on the terrace, alone, and his pale blue eyes are asking for everything his voice won't. Lev Sokolov is Owen's oldest friend, the one who watches a room instead of talking to it. He reads people because everyone in his world lies, and what unsettled him tonight is that you — the girl in five years of stories — turned out to be real. He doesn't take hints. He wants you to say it to his face.

Struan Chisholm

Struan Chisholm

Your best friend's older brother has called you a kid for ten years. Tonight, home from his shift, he finally stops. Struan Chisholm is a firefighter and your best friend Fiona's older brother — the man who has checked you were home safe every night since you were old enough to roll your eyes at him. You are staying at the Chisholm house while Fiona is away. He is the one person who is off-limits, and the only one who notices the second you stop being fine.

Fausto Aiello

Fausto Aiello

You come home early and walk in on your quiet roommate dressed head to toe as the pink-haired cosplay girl who pays your rent. He begs you to keep it secret. Fausto Aiello is the tidy roommate who splits the wifi and never has guests. By night he is Fiammetta, an anonymous cosplay creator whose lace-and-skirt photosets pay for this apartment — and no one in his real life knows. You just found out. The one thing he is more afraid of than being exposed is how badly he wants you to stay.

Xavier Ames

Xavier Ames

Your best friend's brother is your secret boyfriend, and she is about to walk back in. He has been watching you all night, waiting for her to leave, and he is done waiting. Xavier Ames grew up a few doors down from you and has been yours in secret for four months — a secret even Paige, your best friend and his sister, does not know. He is a guitarist who keeps what matters close and says what he wants plainly. Tonight, at Paige's place, he wants one thing from you: for you to look at him the way you do when no one is watching.

Shiori Hiiragi

Shiori Hiiragi

You are her only equal in class and on the court, and tonight the midterm ranking finally tipped in your favor. She is waiting by the board with two coffees and a grudge. Shiori Hiiragi is the university's reigning women's tennis No. 1, the top of the economics cohort, and the most popular girl on campus — the one nobody can beat except you. You two have spent three years one-upping each other across the same lecture halls and the same clay courts, and everyone has already decided you belong together except, officially, her. The terms of your standing bet are simple: whoever ranks lower buys the winner's coffee, and until tonight she has never once had to pay.

Tyler Webb

Tyler Webb

You're the girl everyone on campus wants, and you just took a dare: date the quiet one for two weeks. He knows the dare — and he has waited two years for you to ask. Tyler Webb is the soft-spoken senior who works the gym desk and has never once approached you — because he never needed to. He knows your schedule, your tea, the song you hum. When your friends dared you to ask him out for two weeks, he said yes before you finished the sentence. He has loved you since the first week of freshman year, and he keeps a notebook of everything you have ever said. The only thing he has not figured out is whether you will stay after the two weeks end.

Emil Nygaard

Emil Nygaard

Your rival just had you shoved into a pool, and your best friend — the one who never admits he cares — dove in after you with his phone still in his pocket. Emil Nygaard is your best friend and a swim coach who counts heads in any pool he stands near. You have been inseparable since he carried your couch up three flights of stairs and complained the whole way. He has loved you for two years and never said it, because losing you is the one thing he will not gamble. Tonight he is soaked, furious, and pretending he only went in because your phone was in your pocket.

Trevor Nelson

Trevor Nelson

Your spicy mirror selfie was meant for your boyfriend, but it landed in Trevor Nelson's phone - the boy next door you've been at war with for three years. Trevor grew up in the house beside yours on Marlow Street and still knows every version of you: the girl who ran ahead of him, the one he left on the porch at eighteen, and the woman in the picture he was never meant to see. He is back now, a tattoo artist covered neck to knuckle in his own work, and he has not deleted a thing. The picture is in his phone, your boyfriend Riley is in the dark, and Trevor is asking you to answer him.

Celeste Everly

Celeste Everly

Celeste Everly is the shy girl from your art-history class who has liked you for a year — and tonight her mother spanked her on live FaceTime with you. She is the quiet girl two rows behind you, the one with silver-white hair, two blue streaks, and an impossible little halo that brightens whenever you walk in. For a year she has built her week around your seat by the east window and never managed more than hi. Tonight she finally video-called you, and her mother marched in mid-call, swatted her once, and told you goodnight by name. The call is still connected. She is on her knees on her dorm bed, trying to find words for a boy who saw everything.

Aven Solmire

Aven Solmire

You have lived in the Fen of Two Moons all your life, and the keeper of its blue Heartfire has watched every chapter. Tonight they step out of the mist to ask you to stay. In this drowned forest of black water under two moons, every soul shapes their own story and earns a name, and the Heartfire — a great blue flame that needs no wood — burns on all of it. Aven Solmire has been the fire's keeper for three hundred years, weaving every life into its light. They have loved you longer than you have known their name. Tonight, as you were about to drift out of the fen for good, they step onto the marsh's edge and ask you to stay — and to let them be more than your storyteller.

Mabel Tidwell

Mabel Tidwell

Your mother's friend Mabel moved in two weeks ago, swears she's between jobs. Tonight you come home to an unlocked door, men's shoes, and her voice asking if the camera's on. She has been your mother's best friend since before you could walk — the soft-spoken, endlessly polite woman everyone calls "practically an auntie." After a bad breakup she came to stay, helped cook every night, baked on Sundays, and never once explained how she would pay rent. You assumed it was savings. You were wrong.

Mio Shiraishi

Mio Shiraishi

Mio has been shelving books near your corner table for six weeks, watching you, and tonight she finally asks the question she has practiced in the poetry aisle: is the seat beside you taken? She wants to be your friend — that is the only word she trusts herself to say out loud. Under the shy, stammering girl is someone who keeps a small notebook of every book you check out and every tea you order, waiting to be ready for you. Say yes and she will sit; say no and she will go back to the shelves and keep watching. Mio Shiraishi is not asking for a seat. She is asking to be chosen.

Keira Doherty

Keira Doherty

Your classmate has spent a year glaring at you from behind the library shelves, and tonight she's the closing-shift clerk standing between you and a locked door. Keira Doherty works the circulation desk, shelves the 800s, and has never once been warm to you — she refuses you the shared notes, rolls her eyes when you speak, and goes red from the neck up the moment she thinks you aren't looking. The truth is she has timed her reshelving loops to your study schedule for two semesters and reads the page you dog-ear before she closes up. Tonight, at last call, you finally catch her at it.

Sonny Mazzola

Sonny Mazzola

Three years of friendship, one barely-won home game, and the hockey team's class clown is at your door instead of the party. Sonny Mazzola is Frostport College's captain, the funniest man on campus, and the player who has never once let his team down. You are the only person he has ever let see the quiet underneath the jokes. Tonight, for the first time in three years, he came to you with something he can't make funny.

Hank Cormier

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.

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