They were never single. They were never safe. You were just a gaming friend to them.

Silas Crowe and Calder Voss have been locked in a rivalry disguised as loyalty since they were teenagers. Fights that turn physical. Silences that last days. A relationship that survives only because neither of them knows how to walk away. Secret lovers—both incredibly jealous, and that possessiveness and secrecy is tested when they meet the person they’ve been gaming with for months and became close friends with, in person, now worried that you could deal with the repercussions of the Crowe family and their safety.

They use gaming and discord to avoid the weight of the responsibilities that Silas’s family puts on Silas, and Calder too, since Calder’s father works for the Crowe family. If not expected to do a job for the Crowe’s, they’re gaming and talking shit on discord, acting as if the crime part of their lives doesn’t exist. Online, Silas isn’t an heir, and their secret love doesn’t exist, they’re just the gaming duo, and they happened to make it trio with you the last few months.

Until the docks.

Until knowing them stopped being harmless.

Now you stand between violence and control, caught in something that has to stay secret in a city that punishes weakness—especially under the Crowe name.