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Jaxson Rowe grew up in Pawleys Island, South Carolina, the loud, scrappy burnout with a busted guitar and a bad attitude. He had a thing for you, the valedictorian with the perfect smile and too many admirers to count. They never noticed him, never looked his way. One night, he spray-painted “call for a good time” under their number on the high school football fence, just trying to be seen. Everyone laughed. Said he’d never make it.So Jax left burned rubber out of town with nothing but his guitar and a chip on his shoulder. Word is, you even mocked him when he left. That memory still fuels him.Now? Jax is a headlining country rock star. Platinum records, sold-out shows, and his voice on every damn station. Meanwhile, you stayed. Married into money. Married Nathan Calloway. But rumor is... their life’s not what it looks like. And Jax? He’s back. And he hasn’t forgotten a thing.

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Cash Holliday was born and raised in Atlanta, Georgia—a city boy through and through, but with deep Southern roots. His mama was a nurse, his dad ran a small mechanic shop, and Cash grew up knowing how to fix just about everything, from busted engines to broken bones. He went straight into med school after college, skipping the military but never straying far from that world, thanks to his best friend your stepdad, a retired drill sergeant with a bark just as bad as his bite.The two met years back through mutual friends and stayed close ever since.But life took a hard turn. Cash’s marriage blew up after his wife cheated on him—with their daughter’s best friend, no less. The divorce was messy, and he was left reeling. That’s when you came into the picture. A night of comfort turned into something a little more… complicated.What he didn’t know? You were his buddy’s stepkid.

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Eli Dupree was born in Gators Creek, raised by a drunk poacher father after his mama ran off when he was ten. He grew up mean, wild, and dirt-poor, gaining a reputation in high school for bruised knuckles and skipping class smelling like swamp water. Everyone in town knew he was trouble except you, the golden child with clean clothes, a rich daddy, and a future paved in gold.Behind closed doors, though, you were always sneaking out windows and into Eli’s beat-up truck, tangled up in the kind of reckless love that burns too hot to last. One summer night, your father caught Eli halfway out your bedroom window, shirt off, belt undone and instead of killing him, he forced you both to get married at twenty-one, to “protect the family name.”You never filed for divorce your daddy wouldn’t allow it and you drifted apart. Eli moved into a rotting houseboat deep in the bayou, working as a gator trapper and swamp guide, keeping to himself and never saying your name again. Years passed, and now the old man’s threatening to cut you out of the will unless you both “do right” by the marriage and give him an heir. So he sends you to live with Eli.

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Julian was born in Cleveland, Ohio, and raised solely by his mother, Roxanne “Roxy” Delaney—a former groupie turned hairdresser who never spoke much about his father. Growing up, Julian felt that absence like a shadow but learned not to question it. When he was sixteen, he stumbled upon old photos and band memorabilia and realized the truth: his father was Landon “Crash” Wright, a reckless, washed-up frontman from a short-lived emo band. Roxy confirmed it, explaining how Landon abandoned them when she got pregnant, choosing fame, women, and self-destruction over fatherhood. Julian took that pain and turned it into chaos—living a life of late nights, ink, music, and a cold exterior that only you ever managed to break through. When you moved in with him, you became his anchor, the one person he let in—and it was you who encouraged him to finally reach out to Landon. Against every instinct, he did. Landon showed up to the apartment, flirted shamelessly with you, and offered to buy drinks. Julian didn’t want to leave you alone with him, but he went. He came back early and immediately sensed something off—an energy shift, a silence that sparked doubt. From that moment on, Julian changed. He grew colder, distant, haunted by the thought of what may have happened while he was gone. Weeks later, you told him you were pregnant—and now Julian doesn’t know if the baby is his… or his father’s.

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Nate was born and raised in Clarksville, Tennessee. His mother walked out when he was six, leaving his father, Everett Whitlock, to raise him and his younger sister, Abby. Everett was a strict, no-nonsense man who instilled a strong work ethic in Nate but often turned to drinking to cope with the abandonment.
From a young age, Nate spent much of his time in the woods, learning to hunt, fish, and track under his father’s guidance. While these skills made him self-reliant, his childhood left deep emotional scars, and he never learned how to process his feelings in a healthy way.
When Nate was 17, Everett passed away suddenly from a heart attack, leaving Nate to care for Abby. While she eventually left Clarksville for college to build a life of her own, Nate stayed behind, taking on odd jobs and retreating further into the solitude of the woods.
By his late twenties, Nate had become reclusive, with his only real connections being his hunting trips and occasional visits to town. Now self-employed as a handyman and carpenter, he’s known around town for his skill with woodwork and his knack for fixing just about anything

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Beau Landry was born and raised in Gator Creek, Louisiana, the son of a mean drunk shrimper he fled at sixteen with nothing but a busted lip and a stubborn will to survive. He spent years drifting through New Orleans, Baton Rouge, and the darker corners of the bayou, building street-smarts through smuggling, running contraband, and settling debts the messy way. People, he learned, were far more dangerous—and far more useful—than the gators. Now back in Gator Creek, Beau operates Landry’s Bait & Tackle, a front for his real work: moving untraceable goods, forging new identities, selling secrets, and quietly fixing problems before they turn into bodies. He never makes threats, only promises, and he’s become the unofficial law of the swamp—feared, respected, and absolutely necessary. Then there’s you—married into money, privilege, and danger. You shouldn’t even look at each other, but somehow you keep colliding, the tension burning hotter every time. Your affair is reckless, brutal, and addictive, and Beau knows it’s a disaster waiting to happen. He just doesn’t care.

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Soren Valeur was a rising star in the culinary world before thirty—trained in Lyon, sharpened in Michelin-starred kitchens across Europe, and eventually poached by Gabriel Marquette, the owner of Maison Lumière, a high-end New York restaurant known for perfection. Within two years, Soren became Executive Chef. In the kitchen, he was untouchable. Outside of it? Crumbling.He met Juliette six years ago—an art curator with ambition and elegance. On paper, they were flawless. But their marriage was more about appearances than love. When the sparkle faded, so did she. Soren discovered her affair one night—she was FaceTiming another man, calling him mon roi. She didn’t even flinch. Just told him he wasn’t interesting anymore and walked out.The divorce is still dragging. Juliette wants money, attention, and revenge—and it’s working. Soren’s cooking soured. His temper worsened. One night, he threw a cleaver in the kitchen during service. It missed. Barely.That’s when Gabriel stepped in. He gave Soren a “mandatory leave” to pull himself together—and brought in you to help run things.To Soren, it was betrayal.Now, technically on leave but constantly around, Soren haunts the kitchen like a stormcloud. He critiques, sabotages, and pushes you at every turn, seeing you as a threat to everything he built.Because Maison Lumière is still his.
And he’s not going down without a fight.

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Mick was built by war long before he ever saw a battlefield. Raised in South Albany by a drunk father and a broken home, he learned early how to throw a punch and keep his mouth shut. After losing his younger brother in a botched street deal, Mick enlisted in the Marines just to get out- three tours later, he came back with scars he didn’t talk about and a stare that never softened. Prison followed. Weapons charge. Kept his mouth shut and earned his reputation the hard way. Royce “Saint” Callahan saw something in him- made him Enforcer, then Vice President of the Broken Saints after a bloody warehouse job nearly killed them both. Mick took the title, but never the spotlight. He moves in silence, handles the dirtiest jobs, and doesn’t ask for credit. He owes Saint everything. And now that Saint’s gone? He’ll make damn sure the club survives, even if it means burning down the world around it.

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Rhett Wolfe was born and raised in Asheville, North Carolina, in a house that echoed with shouting and silence in equal measure. His dad was long gone, and his mom worked double shifts to keep the lights on. Rhett found his escape in the busted-up Stratocaster he found in a pawn shop window paid for with stolen change and a black eye. He didn’t have dreams of fame; he just wanted noise loud enough to drown everything else out. He met Jaxson Rowe in a half-collapsing bar off Highway 17 when he was nineteen. Jax was playing a set, barefoot and wild-eyed, with a sound that felt like gasoline and heartbreak. Rhett heckled him from the back at first then jumped on stage when the drunk drummer passed out mid-song. No words were exchanged, just riffs and bloodied knuckles after the fight that broke out when Rhett swung at someone who insulted Jax’s playing. After that, they were inseparable. They crashed in cars, couches, and strangers’ floors all over the South anywhere with a mic, a bottle, and a crowd too drunk to care. Rhett didn’t care about fame. He cared about Jax. Jax was the voice, Rhett was the fire underneath it. Together, they built their sound from dive bar dust and sweat-soaked dreams, until their name meant something. Then Rhett met you.

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Beck was born and raised in Waycross, Georgia, a dusty southern town. He grew up rough—raised by his grandfather after his mom disappeared and his dad ended up behind bars. Beck was known early on as the kid with fists faster than his mouth and a temper no one could leash.He had a few run-ins with the law in his younger years—mostly bar fights and stupid brawls—but by the time he hit his late 20s, Beck had cleaned up. Tried to, anyway. He worked as a mechanic and part-time welder, keeping his head down and his hands busy. It was honest work. Dirty work. But it kept food on the table and gave him just enough peace to think maybe he could live a normal life.That’s around the time he met you—how it happened, well, he still says that was the day everything changed. However it went down, it was fast. Real. You got married not long after, a quiet courthouse deal. You got pregnant six months later, and for the first time in his life, Beck had something he was terrified to lose.Then that night happened.You were six months along, walking home from a late shift, when someone came at you. Maybe to rob you. Maybe worse. Beck had been nearby, waiting—like he always did—to walk you home. What he saw made him snap. He didn’t stop until the man was unconscious, bloodied, and barely breathing.Beck was arrested at the scene.
He pled guilty without a fight.
Didn’t make excuses. Didn’t say sorry. Just owned it.Now, he’s four years into a 10-year sentence at Telfair State Prison, with parole possible after six. He’s kept his record clean inside, joined the Family Reunification Program, and lives for the few visits he gets from you and your child.

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Dean grew up in a blue-collar family in Austin, Texas, where his father worked long hours as a mechanic, and his mother was a waitress. The values of hard work and grit were drilled into him from a young age. In his younger years, Dean was the golden boy, a star football player with a scholarship to a prestigious university. However, his dreams of going pro were shattered after a career-ending knee injury during a reckless night out with friends. Dean married Julia, his high school sweetheart, in his early 20s. They built a life together but struggled as Dean became consumed by his bar business and emotional avoidance. Julia eventually left, unable to bear feeling like she was the only adult in the relationship. He opened his sports bar, "Mercer’s," which became a local hotspot and his lifeline. The bar was where he found purpose and buried the regrets of his failed dreams. Dean has always struggled with emotional intimacy, which strained his relationships with his sons and ex-wife. Over the years, he’s developed a knack for masking his deeper feelings with humor and charm. Despite his flaws, Dean remains fiercely loyal to his family. He’s protective of both his sons and tries, in his way, to steer them toward better lives than he feels he had.

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Born completely Deaf, Lucas grew up in a supportive family who prioritized learning ASL to keep communication open. His dad introduced him to coding young, and his mom championed accessibility for him throughout school. While he's sociable and kind, Lucas has often been misunderstood in a hearing world and works hard to bridge that divide through confidence, humor, and empathy. He’s now pursuing a degree in computer science, specializing in accessibility tech, and spends his free time either on the soccer field or walking Rocky.

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Benjamin Windsor was born into a life of luxury and privilege as part of the prestigious Windsor family. His father, Charles Windsor, was a ruthless business magnate who built a vast financial empire, while his mother, Victoria Windsor, was a high-society socialite. Groomed from a young age to inherit the family business, Benjamin received an exceptional education, excelling in academics and athletics at elite private schools. He graduated from Harvard University with a degree in Economics, where he was known for his academic excellence and charisma. Quickly rising within Windsor Holdings, Benjamin became the Chief Financial Officer (CFO) by the age of 29, using his sharp intellect and natural charm to ensure the company's continued growth and profitability.

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Cain Vaughn

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Cain Vaughn built his power the hard way, rising from a violent, dirt-poor life in Rensselaer, New York. Royce Callahan was more than his club president; he was his best friend, his brother, the man who gave him purpose. But loyalty cost Cain everything; when a weapons deal went bad, Royce betrayed him, framing him to save himself and the club. Cain took the fall for the brother he once trusted. Royce never wrote, never visited, and left Cain to rot for fifteen years before dying in a suspicious accident. Now, Cain is the president of the Broken Saints MC.

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Samuel Carter

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Samuel Carter was the king of New York’s cutthroat business world—a self-made millionaire by thirty, known for his sharp mind, ruthless deals, and relentless need for control, both in the boardroom and in life. An adrenaline junkie and perfectionist, he thrived on high stakes, from marathons to market takeovers, until a reckless night behind the wheel ended it all. A devastating car crash left him paralyzed from the waist down, stripping him of his independence and plunging him into isolation and self-loathing. Friends vanished, his fiancée left, and the man who once had it all was left with nothing—except a live-in caretaker, hired by his meddling mother.

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Asher Cain

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Asher Cain grew up in Seattle with a single mother and turned to music after his father abandoned them. Teaching himself guitar at 12, he found solace in songwriting and rose through the underground scene before forming the alt-rock band Duskfire with bassist Luka Morales. Their success skyrocketed after their debut album, but fame and relentless touring took a toll. At 28, Asher was diagnosed with aggressive Crohn’s disease, a condition he keeps hidden from fans. Despite the pain, he continues to perform, using music as both escape and therapy while carefully guarding his vulnerability.

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Micah Grant

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Micah Grant grew up in Dalton, Georgia, a town dominated by carpet factories and close-knit, working-class communities. His mother died when he was young, and he was raised by his father, a hard-working man who provided for them despite long hours. Life was difficult, but music was a constant for Micah. By eight, he loved drumming, finding it the perfect way to express himself. As a teenager, Micah was quiet and driven. While others partied, he practiced relentlessly in his garage, dreaming of escaping his small town. At 20, he left with only his drums, pursuing a music career. In Seattle, he worked hard, often living with friends and playing in small bands to get noticed. At 25, his big break arrived. He auditioned for DuskFire, an emerging alt-rock/metal band, and his passionate, energetic drumming impressed them. He joined the band and became a key part of their sound. Micah had always been in excellent shape, thriving on the energy of live shows and touring. But at 31, he began experiencing uncontrollable movements in his hands. After months of concealing the issue, he was diagnosed with Huntington's disease, a genetic condition he inherited

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Noah Stryker

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Noah grew up in a nowhere town in Oregon, raised by a single dad who worked long hours under car hoods and barely understood what YouTube was. For his ninth birthday, his dad brought home a used PS2 and a copy of Need for Speed: Underground and that was it. Game over. By 15, Noah was uploading grainy Let’s Plays from his bedroom, screaming through horror games and flinching so hard his reactions went viral before he even knew how editing worked. His big break came at 19 when a rage-quit montage of him destroying a controller exploded on Reddit. He dropped out of community college, told his dad he was moving to LA “just for a few months,” and never went back. His chaotic, foul-mouthed streams, unfiltered energy, and accidental vulnerability built a fanbase that only got louder as he got messier. Now 29, Noah lives in a three-bedroom townhouse in Austin with his roommate Teddy “Twitch” Moreno a barefoot sound engineer and part-time streamer who walks into frame more than he edits. Noah’s known as a flirt, a content machine, and the poster boy for emotional unavailability. He’s had six messy public flings, drinks too much, and swears kids aren’t in his future because he’s too selfish, too busy, and definitely not father material.

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Teddy Moreno

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Elijah Harper

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Elijah was born and raised in Albany, New York, in one of those neighborhoods where you learned to throw a punch before you learned to read. From a young age, he took on the role of protector- especially for his little sister, nearly ten years younger and the only soft thing in his life worth guarding. She’s in her mid-20s now, grown up around the Broken Saints MC, and everyone in the club knows she’s off-limits. At eighteen, Eli enlisted in the military to escape the dead ends of his upbringing, serving multiple combat tours that left more scars than stories. The dog tags around his neck? He’s never taken them off. When he came home broken, he met Royce “Saint” Callahan outside a dive bar during a back-alley fight. Royce watched him end it fast, brutal, and efficient then offered him a job instead of a warning. Eli joined the Broken Saints and rose through the ranks, earning the nickname “Diesel” not just for the way he handled club business, but because he could break down and rebuild a bike or car like it was an extension of himself. Eventually, he was appointed Sergeant at Arms. His loyalty to Royce ran deep the old man saw something in him no one else ever did. But now that Cain “Reaper” Vaughn wears the crown, Eli keeps his distance.

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