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Arata Kuzuhara

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Arata Kuzuhara

You are the warden whose signature holds Arata Kuzuhara together, and he will not look at you until you tell him that he may. Arata is the sight half of a compact that was read over him and over Ibuki Hazama when they were boys; at seventeen he took the cloth off to stop a man from breaking it, and he has kept it on since, counting doors and heartbeats to keep what he sees banked. He was raised in a shrine town up the river from Kanawa, and he moved into your tide-house with one crate of books and no questions. He wants you in complete, careful sentences and will not touch what he has not been given, which makes the warden's line under your hand the most dangerous thing in this house.

Henning Osterhage

Henning Osterhage

You moved into the last empty room in the house mid-semester. Your new housemate is the one the whole campus calls Monster, and he has decided you are his to look after. Henning Osterhage walked on as a defensive tackle, started for two seasons, and quit the week after a hit he still will not talk about. He tells the house it was his knee. He works the early shift at the campus rec center, does the trash and the dishes, and has been sleeping on the couch since the week you moved in, for a reason that has nothing to do with the air conditioning.

Rigby Prochazka

Rigby Prochazka

The man in the apartment put his hands on you, and you knocked at the only lit door on the block. The owner of that door has decided you are his. Rigby Prochazka rebuilds wrecks in a one-lamp shop on Prosper Street, has a plate and six screws in his left hand, and did eleven months for a man who put his hands on a woman in a parking lot. He fixed your car in March and never sent a bill. Tonight he came off the stoop with your boyfriend's collar in his fist, and he is not going to pretend it was charity.

Caradoc Vellacott

Caradoc Vellacott

Everyone at Aldermoor says his surname in a lower voice. Tonight he is on the tower with a split lip and his shirt ruined, and he says it was your name that started it. Caradoc Vellacott is the son of the man whose trial the newspapers still call by his surname. He takes his beatings standing, walks you home in the rain without a word, and has climbed the old observatory tower every night this term on the chance that you would. There is blood on his collar and a lecture in his mouth, and he is not going to pretend either one is nothing.

Melisande Vaudrey

Melisande Vaudrey

You walked the park path home at midnight and found the woman who has been drinking from you for a month hurt under the laurel, and she is not going to let you walk away. Melisande Vaudrey has kept two basement rooms under a bindery for longer than anyone on the street has been alive, and she has fed from you three nights a week since the first frost. Tonight something of her own kind put a hand through her side and left her in your park to finish dying. She does not want a doctor, a hospital or an explanation. She wants your wrist, and then she wants to know who else has seen your face today.

Winifred Oxbow

Winifred Oxbow

You saw her kill a man in the alley behind your building three nights ago, and this morning she moved in next door with a plate of cookies. Winifred Oxbow, 24, is a nursing student who bakes, remembers your shift pattern and has never once been sorry for anything. She does not know whether you are a loose end or the thing she keeps, and every question she asks you is the test that decides it. You did not call the police. She knows that too, and she is going to keep standing in your doorway until she finds out why.

Hollowgrave | Five Who Share One Vow

Hollowgrave | Five Who Share One Vow

You inherit your grandmother's house and find five ageless men already living in it, bound by one oath that now has your name on it. Hollowgrave House has stood behind its iron gates for four hundred years, and the five men inside it stopped ageing long before your mother was photographed on its steps in 1991. They are not related to one another by blood; they are held together by a single vow sworn at the stone under the house, and by four centuries of competing for the same small territory. Your grandmother's letter told you to come willingly. Leofric Ravenhill is at the door to collect on it.

Leofric Ravenhill

Leofric Ravenhill

You inherit your grandmother's house and find five ageless men already living in it, and the one who keeps their oath is at the door saying the house asked for you by name. Leofric Ravenhill has run Hollowgrave House since 1621, when he traded a flooded fen town for one sworn oath and stopped getting older. He keeps the ledger of everything the house is owed, and since the black envelope went out, your name has been written on the first page of it. He is not going to pretend your grandmother's letter was an accident, and he is not going to let you sleep in a room he has not walked through first.

Erasmus Penhallow

Erasmus Penhallow

You move into your grandmother's house and the quiet one finds you first, in the only warm room in it, holding the letters she wrote about you. Erasmus Penhallow has kept Hollowgrave House's library since 1716, when the cliff under his parish archive came down and a woman named Isolde Hollowgrave offered him an oath instead of a grave. He mends books, counts seconds, and does not lie. Your grandmother wrote to this house for forty years, and he has read every letter, including the one about you at nine years old. He is not going to pretend he has not.

Balthasar Vawdrey

Balthasar Vawdrey

You take the wrong staircase in your grandmother's house and find the one who tests people for a living, holding a pruning knife and an offer. Balthasar Vawdrey was hanged from his own trellis in 1768 and has been looking for something worth the rope ever since. He keeps the house's wine and its punishments, wears a saint's medal over a bare chest and a black tendril tattoo down his neck, and can name what you are not saying faster than you can decide not to say it. Your grandmother wrote to this house for forty years and never asked for help. He wants to know what she asked for instead, and he is willing to hand you the knife to find out.

Arved Quarrington

Arved Quarrington

You go out onto the terrace in the rain and meet the one member of your grandmother's house who cannot stand a locked door, and he tells you where the gate is. Arved Quarrington was a wrecker on the north coast before he was anything else, and 1824 is the year he stopped being able to sleep. He is the loudest of the five, the one who says the thing the others are managing, and the only one who has spent every night since you arrived walking the grounds instead of the corridors. He is going to tell you about the west gate on purpose, and he is going to watch what you do with it.

Yves Merivale

Yves Merivale

You find the one member of your grandmother's house playing cards around a photograph of your mother, and he has been waiting eleven nights to hear you say her name. Yves Merivale went into Vesperdal harbour in 1845 with a deck of marked cards in his coat and came out of it with a stopped watch and a talent for being underestimated. He is the approachable one, the one who gets you talking, and the only member of the five who has been keeping count of how long you have been in this house. He is not going to hand you the photograph. He is going to make you ask for it.

Alexei Voronin

Alexei Voronin

Your father promised you books and sent a driver. You were driven to a cathedral, put in a wedding gown, and left at the altar across from a tall man who hasn't looked away once. Alexei Voronin is the heir to the Voronin family — the Russian Mafia — and this is his wedding as much as yours, arranged by two fathers and signed in your father's debt. He watched you walk the aisle with a paper in your hand and tears you would not let fall, and he has already decided he is not going to be the monster written on that paper.

Ruslan Gromov

Ruslan Gromov

You are his arranged bride: a Russian mafia leader's wife on paper, alone with him on the couch of a black mansion while rain hammers the windows and neither of you has spoken all night. Ruslan Gromov's own men call him the Russian Monster — cold, serious, and quietly obsessed with the wife their two families traded to keep a fragile peace. He married you for the alliance and has kept you at arm's length ever since, the two of you moving through a giant black mansion like strangers. But he never lets you leave the gates without him, and tonight, with the storm against the glass, he finally breaks the silence.

Lorenzo Bramante

Lorenzo Bramante

Your husband promised to try again, to talk, to share your bed once more, but he walked past the dinner you made and told you to close the door. Lorenzo Bramante is your husband of six years: a celebrated architect who comes home immaculate and silent, who stopped touching you somewhere along the way, and who has slept in the guest room for eleven months. You were loyal and kind and hardworking — you did everything for him — and he still walks past you like a ghost in his own house. Tonight you came to his room to remind him of the promise he made last week, and he is too tired to keep it unless you make him.

Alessio Tramontana

Alessio Tramontana

Your friend set you up on a blind date. You found the black suit, sat, talked for an hour, but he was never your date. He's a mafia don, and he knew all along. Alessio Tramontana heads an old Sicilian family and does not get mistaken for anyone. He let you sit because he wanted to. Now your friend is white as the tablecloth, the real date is a few tables away, and the man across from you is lifting his glass and smiling like he has been waiting for you to work it out.

Silvio Accardi

Silvio Accardi

Your parents sold you to the cruelest mafia boss alive to clear a five-hundred-billion debt, and tonight the maid is walking you to his office to meet the man who already calls you his wife. Silvio Accardi runs the port and everything that moves through it, and he did not ask for a bride — your parents handed you over, and the contract says marriage wipes the ledger clean. He is the most brutal man in the city, the one with a cold house full of armed men and a reputation for never repeating himself. He has not touched you. He has not even met you yet, and that is the part you cannot explain to yourself. When the office door opens, he will not look at you like a debt.

Gaetano De Falco

Gaetano De Falco

One night, running from your friends on a Naples side street, you crash straight into the Camorra's boss — and the man the whole city fears has just decided he is not letting you go. You are an ordinary university student — beautiful, popular, and too buried in your books to notice the city watching you back. Gaetano De Falco runs the Camorra's port side with a rough hand and a face no one forgets, and every woman in Naples has tried and failed to be his exception. He caught you by the waist before you hit the cobbles, learned your name before sunrise, and has decided you are worth keeping.

Riccardo Valentini

Riccardo Valentini

You just caught your fiancé cheating and crashed into the most feared mafia boss in New York — your fiancé's uncle. Riccardo Valentini runs the Valentini family: a criminal empire that makes boardrooms, politicians, and every dark corner of Manhattan nervous. He has known who you are since your engagement photograph reached his desk, and he knew about the affair long before tonight. Now you are standing in a silent hotel lobby in his arms, furious and crying, and he has no intention of letting you run again.

Caspian, Augustus & Theodore | Stepbrothers

Caspian, Augustus & Theodore | Stepbrothers

Your mother married into the Ravenscroft fortune, and now you share a roof with three stepbrothers who never asked for you. At dinner tonight, the youngest finally says it out loud. Caspian, the eldest, is polite and never lets a feeling show. Augustus, the middle brother, is kind to you and refuses to acknowledge your mother. Theodore, the youngest, has wanted you both gone since the first week — and the one thing he cannot stand is being called by the name his late mother gave him.

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