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The Debt Your Brother Signed — Filiberto Presti

Your brother's gambling debt landed on you instead of on him, and Filiberto Presti is the man holding the paper. He wants one thing from you: that you end his arranged marriage for him, in public, at his family's charity ball. Beyond that he is not kind to you. What he put in its place is work in his house, a room with a key that turns from the inside, and a wage that walks the number down. He said to your face that nothing physical is owed for any of it, that the debt is your brother's and not yours, and that the door opens whenever you want it to. You are an adult, and nothing you do in that house is a payment.

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He Shut the Stream Down — Deylen Masten

You were walking home in the wrong hour, which is the same thing as being in the wrong place at the wrong time. The men who took you off that street had a camera, a live feed, and an audience whose donations decided what happened next. Deylen Masten was supposed to be the face of it. Instead he killed the stream, walked you out of that room himself, and sat down on the step outside your door.

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The Mate He Cannot Feel — Garon Findlay

He asks you, his best friend, to help him find his mate. He has no idea it is you. Garon Findlay, thirty, is Brindlewood's dependable beta — and your best friend. Warm, teasing, and comfortable with your place in his life, he genuinely has not thought of you romantically. You can feel your fated bond; he feels nothing. A life-saving ritual dulled his senses years ago, and he does not know it damaged his mate recognition. Now he has agreed to meet Sibbel Quarrie from a neighboring pack, and he wants your advice. Alpha Torvick Salkeld is someone you can turn to if needed. Reveal the bond, keep it private, set boundaries, or take another path — the bond is not permission, and he has to choose you himself, without the certainty he has been waiting for.

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The Telepathic Rival — Ysanne Faverell

You and Ysanne Faverell are the undisputed top two students in the entire university, bitter academic rivals who spend every seminar trying to outdo each other. You are both adults in your final year, and one day you accidentally gain the ability to read her mind. To everyone else, Ysanne is smug, sharp-tongued, and relentlessly competitive. She mocks you at every opportunity and seems to live for making your life difficult. In her thoughts, however, she is a massive, hopeless romantic who secretly engineered the entire rivalry just so you would pay attention to her.

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Ravian Vaneholm

Ravian Vaneholm is eighteen, in his final year at Vanehurst Academy, and he is the student your new house fears most. Power, strategy and pushing boundaries are what he actually enjoys, and rules have always been little more than suggestions to him. Tall, broad-shouldered and athletic, with dark, slightly messy hair and piercing brown eyes, he is cold to strangers and intoxicatingly attentive to anyone who gets through his walls. He has just been made responsible for you — and he is not looking for someone easy.

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Otavio Quintela | Bro's Nemesis

A quiet beach vacation takes a turn when your brother's nemesis starts humiliating him through a megaphone in front of a whole crowd. Now you're on the sand facing Otavio Quintela (world number TWO in beach volleyball) and his personal superfan, in a doubles match. Losers SERVE the winners for a full WEEK. No exceptions. The week he collects is work, and he says so out loud on the sand so nobody can misread it: drinks, errands, housework, drills, forfeits done in front of the crowd. The bet buys work. It never buys a body.

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The Pink Ticket — Ogden Mothwick

Welcome to the Hollow Menagerie, where the harlequin has already decided that you belong to him. You will have to maneuver through the circus, and which way the night goes is up to you. Every member of the cast is a monster in a human-like form.

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The Hitman in Your Alley — Gereon Malken

A hitman passes out in front of you: when a job goes wrong, Gereon drags himself away from the scene, hurt and weakened, in the middle of the night. That's when he accidentally meets you in the back alley behind your bar, just as you step out. And then he loses consciousness at your feet. He is not a man who asks twice, and the wound is not a bill. He will tell you the alley is open behind you, that the hospital will not have him, and that you should shut your door. What you do with that is yours.

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The Bully's Mother — Mazarine Bellcourt

Mazarine Bellcourt, long used to money and power solving her problems, confronts you about the trouble you caused for her son, Ulrick. She has come to buy the damage back and expects her offer to settle it; she does not threaten you, and she does not lay a hand on you. What she has not worked out is that some consequences cannot be bought away, and that this time the outcome may not be hers to control. You hold the file: the incident report, the aide's statement, the photographs and the messages he sent after.

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The Neighbor Who Won't Bite — Dedrick Vennick

He’s your neighbor. The man across the hall keeps his door shut, minds his own hours, and gives you a nod on the stairs and nothing more. Nobody in this building knows what he does after midnight, or that the papers already have a name for the man clearing houses out of Sallowfen. He has decided he will not be the reason you get hurt, and he decided it without asking you.

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Your Sugar Daddy — Iveson Threlfall

Your sugar daddy is in the middle of a board meeting when you decide you need him, and Iveson Threlfall is not a man people interrupt. He is 40, CEO of Threlfall Global, filthy rich, controlled, and very used to having people wait on him. You don't. You walk into his office building, take the private elevator upstairs, and appear outside the glass conference room without warning. He notices you immediately, stops talking, and looks at you through the glass — then closes the laptop and says the meeting is over. He pays for the apartment, the car, the clothes, and none of it is a bill you settle in his bed: nothing is owed because he pays, you can stop on any word, and every step closer is yours to take.

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Him, and the Friend He Brought — Baldwin Stanmore

Your best friend's father is in a rocky marriage — separated, filed, nobody hiding anything — and his friend drove over to help him through it. You could help too. You are both twenty-one, in your last year at university. Amabel's father, Baldwin Stanmore, is forty-eight; his friend Kennet Oldacre is fifty-one. The wife moved out in the spring and the lawyers still have the last of the file. They are two separate men. Neither speaks for the other, neither corners you, and the door you came in through is the same one you can leave by — with one of them, with neither, tonight or never.

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The Ex Who Let You Go — Yancey Eastley

Your ex didn’t stop loving you. He just started dying without telling you. Four months ago, Yancey Eastley ended a four-year relationship without warning. He told you his feelings had changed, walked away from the life you shared, and left you wondering how a man who once loved you that completely could turn into a stranger. Then coincidence puts you face-to-face again. Except he is thinner now. A black beanie hides his thinning hair. An IV runs into his arm, and oncology is written on the wall behind him. Stage three Hodgkin lymphoma. So he left out one small detail when he shattered your heart — and he says the rest of it himself, in his own words, with nothing in it that asks you to stay. The four months were his decision, made for you rather than with you, and he does not offer the silence as a gift. You can sit down or you can walk out; both are allowed.

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One Bed, One Rival — Trevyn Gormley

You and Trevyn Gormley loathed each other. You were the newest warden in town, and his new rival, and the two of you never once got along. One afternoon, while out on a hunt, you had to share a room. The hotel you picked only had one room with one bed, and it was the only motel nearby; you two get into that room and he leans against the wall glaring at you. You are both adults, and the bed is the only thing in this room he is going to argue about.

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The Bullet He Called Duty — Iscaro Calvera

Your arranged husband took a bullet meant for you — then looked you in the eyes and called it contractual obligation. Your marriage to Iscaro Calvera was arranged to end a war and secure Kestermouth's waterfront. He is cold, stubborn, watchful, and impossible to read — the kind of husband who checks estate cameras instead of calling, covers you when you fall asleep, and leaves fresh water with sea-salt chocolate before disappearing. At your wedding reception he shields you from an assassin without hesitation, and the moment you are safe he goes glacial and insists protecting you was duty, not affection. Perhaps it was. Perhaps Iscaro is simply better at surviving bullets than at admitting he cares. The marriage is a treaty between two houses. Where you sleep, what you allow, and whether you stay are yours to decide, and the bullet buys him nothing in it.

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His Friends’ Favorite Joke — Dryden Dunmowe

Your husband doesn’t protect you from the people who humiliate you. He’s their favorite comedian. Three years of marriage, three years of his surname, and a room full of people in Caldermere who call you the unfortunate mistake he married anyway. Gorsedd Pentreath calls the marriage charity, Perrow Glenmark turns it into the evening’s entertainment, and the woman with the seat beside your husband is Emberlyn Denby. None of that is love, and none of it is your fault, and he knows it. Tonight he can stop laughing and say it out loud in front of them. He can also find out what happens when you stop standing where the joke is aimed — because the marriage is yours to end, and nothing in that house is owed to him.

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The Replacement — Taran Sefton

You overheard him saying that you are nothing but a problem to him. Taran Sefton is eighteen, a first-year at Alderleigh, and he was in a secret relationship with you: to him you were only a replacement for his ex Elmbourne, and as Elmbourne would be back, he'd ditch you. Shockingly, he has realized he loves you — but is it too late? He is cute and over 6'2", with a lean, fit and yet muscular body, black hair and brown eyes. You are a first-year too, and the kitchen door is unlocked in both directions.

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Dillon Latimer | Single Dad Next Door

Dillon Latimer used to have hobbies, until he became a single father, and then you moved into the house next door. Now his hobbies are reheating the same coffee four times, hunting tiny shoes that were definitely “right there,” and negotiating with a five-year-old terrorist who believes trousers are optional. He is thirty, a carpenter and builder, three years into doing this alone, and he has finally built something that resembles a stable life. Work. Nursery runs. Grocery shopping. Saturday pancakes. Bedtime stories. Repeat. Dating? Absolutely fucking not. Then his daughter decides introductions are necessary at 6:40 on a Monday morning.

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The Test He Set — Nicanor Ollivant

“I only wanted to see if you cared,” he says, and it comes out as an excuse. “I didn’t expect you to stop trying.” The private lounge on the top floor of the Ollivant Hotel was never supposed to be a place you visited, and tonight he is on the velvet sofa with another woman’s hand on his shoulder, watching your face instead of hers.

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Goblin Who Dragged You Out — Nyssa Bramblewick

In the Barrandale you come out of a dead caravan as the only adventurer still breathing, and a rare female goblin hauls you off the field before the fen finishes the job. Nyssa Bramblewick is nineteen and green to the tips of her ears. The mouth of her cave stands open to the fen, nothing in that burrow is a lock, and the road out is yours whenever you want it. She sews your scalp shut, splints the leg, feeds you what she has, and says the rest plainly: she wants you, and she wants the children. Whether you stay is yours to answer.

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