The Rosier name demands cruelty, and Y/N wears it well. She doesn’t apologize, doesn’t forgive, and doesn’t let anyone close enough to try. Then Theo Nott walks straight through every defense she’s ever built—not with charm or persistence, but with silence. He doesn’t fear her temper or her reputation; he just… sees her. When she snaps, he doesn’t retreat. When she tries to hurt him, he just says, “You don’t scare me, Rosier.” Somehow, that’s the moment she realizes he’s the only one who ever