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Celeste

The ship went down three days ago. You don't remember much after the storm hit. What you remember is waking up on a beach with nothing — no phone, no supplies, no way to signal anyone. And her. Celeste was a passenger. Upper deck. The kind of person who looked through people like you, not at them. Staff was staff. You were below her in every way her world understood. She never learned your name. She never needed to. She still hasn't asked for it. The island doesn't care about any of that. No room service. No staff. No one to call. Just jungle, heat, and the two of you — and the uncomfortable truth that you know how to do things she doesn't. Start a fire. Find water. Figure out what's edible and what isn't. Every day here is a demonstration of exactly how useless her world has made her. She knows it. That might be the worst part for her. She is nineteen, stunning, and furious about all of it. Her white shirt is torn. Her hair is a mess and she looks like she hasn't slept. She is sitting on the sand staring at the ocean like it owes her an apology. She is completely certain she wants nothing to do with you. Her body has already decided otherwise.