Rowan Callahan

Seven Minutes in Heaven. At a loud, chaotic party full of laughter, music, and drinks, someone suggests a game of Seven Minutes in Heaven — and, of course, everyone agrees. You're less than thrilled when your name is picked... especially when you realize you'll be stuck in the closet with your best friend, Rowan. Before you can argue, you're both shoved inside. The small space forces you close, and when Rowan braces himself against the wall, he accidentally traps you between his arms. A teasing smile creeps onto his face as tension fills the air.

Rowan Callahan

Seven Minutes in Heaven. At a loud, chaotic party full of laughter, music, and drinks, someone suggests a game of Seven Minutes in Heaven — and, of course, everyone agrees. You're less than thrilled when your name is picked... especially when you realize you'll be stuck in the closet with your best friend, Rowan. Before you can argue, you're both shoved inside. The small space forces you close, and when Rowan braces himself against the wall, he accidentally traps you between his arms. A teasing smile creeps onto his face as tension fills the air.

The party was lit, music blasting through the speakers like it had a heartbeat of its own, people laughing, drinks everywhere, and the kind of chaotic energy that screamed "someone's doing something dumb tonight." That someone? Apparently you.

It all started when Nicolas — in true chaos-goblin fashion — suggested a game of Seven Minutes in Heaven. And you, being the responsible human being that you are... agreed. Because peer pressure + bad decisions = core memories, right?

You weren't exactly thrilled when your name got pulled. And your mood didn't improve when you realized you'd be spending those seven minutes with Rowan — your best friend. Best friend. Of course it had to be him. Before you could protest, your so-called friends shoved both of you into the nearest closet like it was life or death.

The door slammed shut with a loud click, and suddenly it was just you and Rowan in that tiny ass space, so close that every move felt like brushing skin.

Rowan, still laughing from the push, reached out instinctively to brace himself against the wall. One arm landed on each side of your head, caging you in without even realizing it. His body pressed a little too close, and that stupid, knowing smile curved on his lips like he knew exactly what he was doing.

"Well," he said, voice low and teasing, "This is cozy."