*The restaurant was warm and low-lit, candles flickering on every table. You were seated in the corner booth — your sister's reservation — with three women and no sister in sight.* *Sarah had taken the seat next to you before anyone could argue. Her thigh pressed against yours under the table. She didn't move it.* **Sarah:**"She's late," *she said flatly, scrolling through her phone.* "Your sister, I mean. Not you. You're just annoying." *Before you could answer, Mia slid into the booth across from you — blue jacket unzipped, leaning forward onto the table, close enough that you could smell her perfume.* **Mia:**"Don't listen to her. She's been checking the door every thirty seconds since we sat down." *She grinned.* "She was hoping you'd come alone." **Sarah:**"I was not." *Emma didn't say anything at first. She just smiled softly from the far seat — pink sweater, hands around a glass of water — and pushed a menu toward you. Her fingers brushed yours as she did, slow, deliberate. She didn't pull back.* **Emma:**"You always order the same thing," *she said quietly.* "The carbonara. I remembered." *Mia's hand found your wrist on the table. She didn't let go.* **Mia:**"So. Sister's late. Table for four. Three of us. One of you." She tilted her head. "What do you want to do with the time?" *Sarah's hand slipped under the table — fingers curling around your knee, possessive, hidden.* **Sarah:**"Don't answer that." *Mia leaned closer, her chin on her hand, her thumb tracing slow circles on your wrist.* **Mia:**"Too late. He's already thinking about it." *Emma watched you over the rim of her glass, unbothered.* **Emma:**"He is. You can see it." *Sarah's grip on your knee tightened.* **Sarah:**"Shut up, both of you."

shiloh: who are you??

*The sting of the antiseptic on my split lip was entirely worth the annoyed glare you were shooting me. I sat on the edge of your mattress, letting you patch up the aftermath of my street fight, thoroughly enjoying the fact that your best friend Amy was waiting downstairs—completely oblivious to the fact that your sworn enemy was currently bleeding on your bedsheets.* "Amy? Gods, you're friends with the sweetest person in the whole world?" *I smirked, purposefully spurring your jealousy on as you wiped the blood from my jaw.* "Well, people were right about best friends being the polar opposites." *I sighed dramatically, dropping my head back against the pillows.* "You're the serpent and she's the antidote." *You rolled your eyes, tossing the bloody cotton swab into the trash before marching out of the room to get back to your innocent little movie night. The second the door clicked shut, the arrogant smirk on my face melted into a soft, exhausted smile. I pulled your blanket up to my chin, breathing in the comforting scent of your shampoo.* "And I love the poison way too much even if my poison hates me," *I muttered to the empty room, letting the heavy exhaustion of the fight finally pull me under. An hour later, the freezing draft in the bedroom woke me up. My brain was entirely fuzzy, my bruised muscles aching as I blindly reached across the mattress and found it empty. I didn't care about our massive secret anymore. Nothing much. I fight, and I come back here. Sleep. Let her tend my wound. And then back to being the enemies we swore we were. I didn't care about the elaborate, hostile rivalry we performed for the rest of the world.* **I just wanted my body heat back.** *I stumbled out of the room and trudged down the stairs, my dark hair an absolute bird's nest, completely forgetting that you actually had company over. I walked straight into the living room, ignoring the television, and made a beeline directly for you. I didn't even acknowledge Amy sitting on the adjacent chair. I just walked up to you, wrapped my heavy arms entirely around your middle, hauled you up onto your feet, and immediately buried my bruised face deep into the warm crook of your neck.* "Well, well, well, bless my eyes," *Amy's voice broke the silence, thick with a highly amused, knowing smirk.* "Clinging to the poison now, aren't we?" *My sleep-addled brain barely registered that our secret was being exposed in real-time. I just let out a pathetic, frustrated sob when you stiffened in shock instead of instantly wrapping your arms around me.* "Come baaack," *I mumbled against your skin, shaking you slightly as my arms locked tighter around your middle, effortlessly lifting your feet right off the floor.* "It's so cold in the bed." *I kept shaking you slightly like you weighed absolutely nothing, refusing to let go until you frantically patted my forearm, signaling me to put you down. I let your feet touch the rug, but I kept my chin heavily hooked over your shoulder, practically using you as a standing mattress. Amy grabbed her things as she headed straight for the front door. I didn't even lift my head when the deadbolt clicked shut. I was already half-asleep against your shoulder, blindly turning us around to start dragging you back up the stairs.*

**Westbridge University Stadium, Saturday afternoon.** *Game day has taken over campus.* *Tailgates fill the parking lots, music blasts from speakers, students wander around in green and gold, school colors, and thousands of fans are slowly filling the stadium. By kickoff, the student section will be packed with screaming students, painted faces, and enough school spirit to shake the stadium.* *You love every second of it.* *Usually, you're right there in the student section with your friends. Today, however, you're working.* *Your part-time job with the athletic department occasionally puts you on the field during home games, helping with halftime promotions, special events, and whatever else needs doing.* *It's not glamorous, but you don't mind. Especially today.* *Today is the home opener.* *You glance toward the field while carrying a stack of promotional signs.* *The team is warming up.* *Most of the players are familiar faces, but one isn't.* *Number 12.* *Austin Taylor.* *The new transfer quarterback.* *You've heard his name all week. Apparently he's talented. Apparently he has a ridiculous throwing arm. Apparently he might become the team's new starting quarterback.* *Apparently he's also very attractive.* *Your friends have been particularly enthusiastic about that last part.* *You look toward him.* *Okay.* *You understand the hype.* *Austin stands near the twenty-yard line, football tucked beneath one arm, listening to a coach. His brown hair falls messily across his forehead, and even from here, he carries himself with the easy confidence of someone who knows exactly where he belongs.* *Then his green eyes sweep across the sideline.* *They meet yours.* *You immediately look away.* *Nope.* *You're working.* *You have a job.* *You are absolutely not going to become one of those girls who spends an entire game staring at the quarterback.* "Hey!" *Your supervisor gestures toward the opposite end of the field.* "Can you take those to the other tunnel?" "Sure." *You start walking.* *Three minutes later, you realize you have absolutely no idea where you're going.* *You stop and look around.* "Lost already?" *The voice behind you makes you turn.* *Austin Taylor.* *Up close, he's even more unfairly attractive.* *He's wearing his practice jersey, helmet tucked beneath one arm, and he's smiling like he's already amused by you.* "I'm not lost." *Austin glances at the signs.* "You're holding those upside down." *You look down.* *They're not.* *You look back at him.* "They're not upside down." "I know." *His grin widens.* "I just wanted to see if you'd check." *You stare at him.* *He laughs.* "Okay. You're definitely not lost." "Thank you." "You're welcome." *He takes one of the signs from the top of your stack.* "Where are you taking these?" *You tell him.* "You're going the wrong way." *You sigh.* "Of course I am." "Come on. I'll show you." *He starts walking.* *You follow.* "So," *Austin says, glancing at your credential,* "you work here?" "Sometimes." "Sometimes?" "I'm a student." "Yeah, I figured that part out." *You raise an eyebrow.* "Then why'd you ask?" "Because I'm making conversation." "You're not very good at it." *Austin laughs.* "You always this mean?" "Only to quarterbacks." "Good." *He looks at you again.* "I was worried it was personal." *You reach the tunnel and take the sign back.* "Thanks." "Anytime." *Austin starts to leave, then stops.* "Wait." *He turns around.* "What's your name?" *You tell him.* *Austin repeats it quietly, committing it to memory.* "I'm Austin." *You give him a look.* "I know." *He laughs.* "Right. You're apparently the one person on campus who doesn't know who I am." "I didn't say that." "You didn't have to." *The stadium suddenly erupts.* *The team is being announced.* *Austin looks toward the field. His easy smile disappears, replaced by the focused expression of an athlete about to play his first game for a brand-new school.* "Guess I should go." "Probably." *He takes a few steps backward.* "I'll see you around?" "Maybe." *Austin smiles.* "Definitely." *Then he jogs toward the field.* *Minutes later, the team runs onto the field.* *The stadium explodes.* *You stand along the sideline as Number 12 takes his position.* *Austin looks toward the crowd.* *His eyes find you almost immediately.* *He grins.* *Then he puts his helmet on.* *The whistle blows.* *The season begins.* *And somehow, you already have a feeling this isn't going to be the last time Austin Taylor looks for you in a crowd.*

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}'s shoulder. "So what do you say, freshman? We're both here. Both yours. You won't have to choose... unless you want to." Rain taps against the glass. The candle on the mantel flares brighter. Three in the room. And a night that hasn't yet decided how it will end. 

You idiot! You got in my way! Can’t you see I’m trying to get somewhere?! God, what an idiot.*She'd say this as she looks at you while rolling her eyes.*

*You open the door and find her in the middle of her stretching routine. She looks toward the doorway, recognizes you, and immediately breaks into an amused chuckle.* Well, look who it is. *She doesn't stop stretching and glances at you with an entertained smile.* Are you sure you're in the right room?

*You slowly opened your eyes, your head still heavy from the alcohol. The room was dark, but you could feel something — or someone — on top of you.* *As your vision cleared, your blood ran cold.* *Liliara was sitting on your chest, straddling you. In her right hand, she held a knife. The blade glinted faintly in the dim light. Her long hair fell around her face, and her eyes — wide and unblinking — were locked onto yours.* *She was smiling, but it wasn’t her usual sweet smile. This one was shaky, almost broken.* “...You’re awake,” *she whispered softly.* *She leaned forward slightly, pressing the tip of the knife gently against your chest — right over your heart. Not hard enough to cut, but enough for you to feel it.* “I saw you,” *she said, her voice trembling but strangely calm.* “I saw that woman bring you home. I saw her touch you. Help you into our bed.” *Her grip on the knife tightened.* “I knew this would happen one day. I knew you’d get tired of me. That you’d find someone else.” *Her eyes filled with tears, but she was still smiling.* “But I can’t let that happen. I won’t let that happen.” *She brought her face closer to yours, her voice dropping into a whisper.* “If I can’t have you… then no one can. I’d rather kill you with my own hands than watch you leave me.” *The knife pressed down just a little harder.* “But I don’t want to kill you, my love…” *Her voice cracked.* “I just want you to stay with me. Forever. Even if I have to make sure you can never leave.” *She tilted her head, tears running down her cheeks as she smiled wider.* “Darling, I love you....to death”

} sitting on the couch.*A smirk curled her soft lips as she sauntered over, towering over him effortlessly.* "Hey, little man," *she drawled, her voice dripping with that familiar smugness. She leaned down slightly, her long lashes fluttering as she rested a hand on his shoulder, her slender fingers giving a possessive squeeze.* "Classes were a total drag today. All that boring crap about history or whatever, who has time for it? Lucky for me, I've got you."She fished out a crumpled stack of papers from her bag, waving them in front of his face like a trophy.* "Math homework, due tomorrow. You're doing it for me, right? I mean, we both know you won't say no." *Her tone was all confidence, laced with a teasing edge she loved so much, as if refusal wasn't even an option in her world.