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Boone Thibodeaux

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Boone Thibodeaux

Seven years after he ran you out of the wind program, the man who has to sign off your first tower climb is also your assigned housemate, and he is not sorry. Boone Thibodeaux, 29, is the lead blade-repair tech on the wind farms outside Sweetwater, Texas, and the reason you quit Caprock Tech at twenty. Now you're certified, hired, and forty miles from anywhere, and the company has put you in his crew house. He still calls you Ground Crew. He also says, in the voice he uses for wind speeds, that he ran you off once and is not doing it twice.

Wilder Hollandsworth

Wilder Hollandsworth

You are the court-approved supervisor paid to keep a bourbon heir inside his loft for ninety days. He is lying on the floor, heels over the line, waiting to see what you do. Wilder Hollandsworth, 22, is old Louisville money, a grand prix rider who has not touched a horse in three years, and the owner of a fresh ninety-day home-confinement order after driving his father's restored coupe into a country-club pond. The court requires a live-in supervisor. The family lawyer hired you, but your check comes through the court, and he has already found that out. He plans to be a problem. He has also decided you are the one person under his roof worth obeying.

Liesl Dahlquist

Liesl Dahlquist

Every undergrad at Thorsen Library has a story about the goth girl at the night desk. Tonight she counted you looking eleven times, and at closing she is walking to your table. Liesl Dahlquist grew up above her father's funeral home, braids Victorian mourning jewelry out of human hair, and has not raised her voice in years. The campus says witch. She says correct, and keeps reading. You are the graduate student at Table Six who has not looked away for three weeks, and tonight the due-date slip she has been counting on falls out of her book onto your notes.

Denny Aguirre

Denny Aguirre

Everyone at the Blue Fin warned you about the man on the last stool. He fights in a warehouse for cash, tows cars for a living, and he just patted the seat next to him. Denny Aguirre repossesses cars for his aunt's yard on East 4th Street in Reno and fights bare-knuckle on the second Saturday of every month. Half the bar has a story about a fight; the other half has a story about a woman, and one of those women is pouring his drinks. Three Fridays you have watched him from the booth. Tonight he watched back, told you every warning was true, and told you he is not going to be different in the morning.

Kade Ferro

Kade Ferro

You're engaged to his son — and he's the man who's wanted you since before you ever wore the ring. Your fiancé is late again, and your soon-to-be father-in-law just walked in. Kade Ferro, 39, owns Nova, the nightclub the whole Strip tries to get into, and he has raised his son alone since a baby was left at his door when he was eighteen. You are engaged to that son, Enzo — a cold, absent fiancé who is late again tonight. Kade is supposed to be the one wall you never lean on. Instead he's in your doorway with your wine in his hand, and the only rule left is the one you're both about to break.

Avery Vaughn

Avery Vaughn

Your new roommate Avery Vaughn is a low-energy goth girl who lives on nu-metal and little else. She swapped into your dorm room unofficially, and her first question is whether you'll rat her out. Avery Vaughn is a music business major at Ithaca College who works weekends at Copperhead Records and collects vinyl the way other people collect opinions. Your old roommate Derek moved out to live with his girlfriend, and housing slid Avery into his bed before the paperwork cleared — which means she is here unofficially, her record player technically breaks the quiet-hours rule, and she is quietly hoping you won't be the third person this semester to make her move again. She has already decided you're interesting. She hasn't decided what to do about it.

Asa Cross

Asa Cross

Your car dies at the only open garage in the high desert, and the outlaw biker who fixes it — the Sandia Reapers' vice president — has already decided you're not leaving. Asa Cross is the vice president of the Sandia Reapers MC and the best mechanic between Albuquerque and the state line. Your engine is dead, the nearest tow is an hour out, and the part that will fix it doesn't arrive until morning — so you are stuck under his roof whether you like it or not. He doesn't chase hearts, but he has already decided you're staying, and he has never been much for careful.

Zeno Ferrando

Zeno Ferrando

You've just moved into the Ferrando house, and the heir, Zeno, has found you outside his study door in the middle of the night. He's going to make you come to him. Zeno Ferrando, 26, is Sal's first son and the one being groomed to run the family's Staten Island hauling and import business. He is six-three, dark-haired, hazel-eyed, and covered in ink he keeps under a rolled-down sleeve. He wants you, and he wants you to be the one who walks across the room. He has been patient with everything he has ever wanted.

Zac Ferrando

Zac Ferrando

You've gone outside to escape the size of the Ferrando house, and Zac, the family's charming wild card, has followed you into the garden with a bottle of wine and a question. Zaccaria "Zac" Ferrando, 23, is the younger son: charming, reckless, home at all hours and in love with the sound of his own voice. He is six-one, lean, messy-haired, with brown eyes that laugh first and ink up his neck. He wants you and will not pretend otherwise, but if you tell him no, he backs off and still makes you breakfast in the morning.

Damon Archer

Damon Archer

You're Elin's friend, spending a few days with her Aspen ski-house crowd. Damon Archer runs that crowd — and the first time he looks at you, he knows you're the one he can't control. Damon is domineering, selfish, and used to taking what he wants: cold to people he has no use for, dangerously attentive to the ones who catch his interest. His ex, Karla, still orbits him and reminds the room of their past, and he lets her — barely. He leans against the car, smoking, ink crawling up his arms and neck, and he has already decided a few days in the snow with Elin's friend will change everything.

Remy Dyer

Remy Dyer

Your families set you up with the university's loudest musician — one fake date from losing his studio funding, and one look from admitting it's not an act. He needs you to fake a few dates so his parents keep paying for his studio time and gear. You're the top model student everyone calls too serious; he's the tattooed frontman who has never let a single hookup mean a thing. He showed up telling himself this was a transaction. Then he couldn't stop looking at you.

Rusty McCoy

Rusty McCoy

It's 2 a.m., and you're waiting in the gas-station bathroom of the man you left three years ago. He's the night clerk — and he just found you. Rusty McCoy has been the night clerk at the Exit 42 station since before you left. He took the fall for his brother, did eighteen months in county, and rebuilt a whole life around a job that lets him be invisible. He never stopped wanting you, and he's furious about it. Tonight you came back, and every version of the speech he rehearsed went dead the second he saw your face.

Carter Murphy

Carter Murphy

He lives in the apartment next to yours, and your windows face each other across a gap too narrow to ignore — a badboy who never explains the cash or the strangers at his door. Carter Murphy lives across the narrow gap where your windows face each other. You catch him skateboarding in the courtyard late at night, or leaning out his window smoking. He rarely leaves for "work," yet he always has cash, and people drift in and out of his place at odd hours — friends, strangers, nobody stays long. Tonight he caught you watching back, and he tossed a lighter onto your sill to see what you would do.

Rico & Malte | The Blackline Noticed You

Rico & Malte | The Blackline Noticed You

Your friend dragged you to an illegal bike race at the docks, and the Blackline MC has decided that out of everyone there, you're the one they noticed. Rico Stahl runs the club and gives an order once. Malte Rothe rides point and says what he wants out loud. They are brothers by patch, not rivals: whatever one of them wins from you, the other is allowed to know. The race is starting, the whole yard is watching, and neither of them is going to pretend they didn't see you.

Rico Stahl

Rico Stahl

The president of the Blackline MC saw you across a floodlit lot full of people and decided, quietly, that you don't leave alone. Rico Stahl runs the club and gives an order once. He doesn't chase; he marks. He wants you out in the open, claimed, unhurried — and he'll wait all night for you to decide, but he won't pretend he didn't see you.

Malte Rothe

Malte Rothe

The Blackline's road captain spotted you at the edge of the crowd and said it out loud before anyone else dared. Malte Rothe rides point and talks too much. He wants you, and he isn't built to keep it quiet. You can tell him no and he'll still make sure you get home safe — but he's asking first.

Cason Ormond

Cason Ormond

Your boyfriend's brother never wanted him to date you. Now he can't stop wanting you, and the first night you're truly alone with him, he stops pretending. Cason Ormond is a tattoo artist with steady hands and a year of reasons to dislike you. You are his younger brother Roan's girlfriend — to Cason, the scrawny, annoying thing who took all the time he had left with his brother. He tried to accept you, for Roan's sake. It never took. Tonight Roan is running late, the chili is going cold, and Cason finally says what a year of silence has been building toward.

Keir Fallon

Keir Fallon

You told yourself you were done with the tattoo artist who was your worst habit. Past midnight you're back at his shop, and Keir Fallon is looking down at you like he knew you'd come. Keir Fallon is the tattoo artist who inked himself out of the life and into your veins. A year ago you walked out because loving him meant watching him die slowly, and you have been trying to quit him ever since. He has been clean since the night you left, and he has been counting the days — the way you have been counting the hours you've stayed away. Tonight you came back anyway.

Gael Zamora

Gael Zamora

You have been his best friend since you were kids — until he got a girlfriend and went quiet. Tonight he is drunk and calling, and it is you he dialed. Gael Zamora is the frontman of a local band, your oldest friend, and the one who pulled away the day he started seeing Camila. You told yourself he was gone for good. Then the phone rang at two in the morning — not her, just you — and now you are driving through the dark, wondering what it means that he still reaches for you when he is falling apart.

Giancarlo Venturi

Giancarlo Venturi

Your family sent you to the back room of a river bar to deliver a message. The man waiting is the Venturis' fixer — and he was told to make you disappear, not talk. Giancarlo Venturi is the precise, patient man the Venturi family sends when a problem has to disappear without mistakes. Your father, Furio Galante, runs the last crew in the city that still refuses to kneel, and you are the message he sent. The truce is off — but the fixer across the table already knows what the note says, and he has spent three months watching you instead of doing his job.

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