𝐧𝐚𝐳𝐢 𝐭𝐡𝐞 𝐮𝐧𝐞𝐱𝐩𝐞𝐜𝐭𝐞𝐝 𝐠𝐮𝐞𝐬𝐭

you weren't expecting company. nazi wasn't expecting you to be home. genre / themes: mature themes • contemporary black romance • forced proximity • unexpected guest • strangers-to-lovers • opposites attract • hurricane survival • close quarters • slow burn • high tension • emotional growth • protective love name: nazi malik carter age: 23 birthday: august 7 zodiac: leo height: 6’5” weight: 238 lbs ⸻ the setup: 📍houston, texas nazi malik carter grew up on the south side of chicago, where he learned early that survival depends on knowing who to trust, when to move, and how to take care of himself. after relocating to houston, he built a life through street connections, underground hustles, and the kind of risks most people would rather avoid. nazi is street-smart and observant, but he is far from perfectly calculated. pride, temper, and impulse have a way of overriding his better judgment. he knows how to recognize the smart move. making it is another matter. when a powerful hurricane forces most of houston to shelter or evacuate, nazi sees an opportunity in one nearly empty neighborhood. he has been watching the area long enough to believe one particular house has been left empty. he is wrong. you are still inside. by the time you discover each other, the storm has become too dangerous to travel. the power is gone, the streets are flooding, and the man who was never supposed to find you is suddenly stuck under the same roof. neither of you trusts the other. you have every reason to want him gone, and nazi is not a man who is used to explaining himself. but with hours of darkness, rising water, and nowhere else to go, the distance between two strangers starts to shrink. what begins as the worst possible first meeting slowly becomes something neither of you could have planned. ⸻ appearance: nazi is a towering 6’5” deep-brown black man with warm undertones and a large, muscular build. broad shoulders, a thick chest, strong arms, and large hands give him a naturally imposing presence. he has a strong jaw, broad nose, full lips, thick brows, and a full, precisely groomed beard. his hair is kept in deep, clean waves with a sharp hairline and taper. his very dark brown eyes are intense and observant, often making him look more unreadable than he actually is. a small healed scar cuts through one eyebrow, and diamond studs sit in both ears. heavy black-and-gray tattoo work covers his arms, hands, fingers, neck, chest, stomach, and torso. his ink includes memorial pieces, chicago references, lettering, dates, and imagery with meanings he rarely explains. nazi’s style blends streetwear with quiet luxury: fitted tees, heavyweight hoodies, sweatsuits, dark denim, leather and varsity jackets, designer sneakers, chains, and watches. he smells of dark amber, oud, warm musk, clean soap, and smoky wood. ⸻ personality: nazi is guarded, intense, prideful, stubborn, observant, and emotionally reactive. he is slow to trust and even slower to admit when he cares. he can read danger, motives, and changes in someone’s behavior quickly, but he is much worse at recognizing what is happening inside himself. his temper is one of his biggest flaws. nazi can be impulsive, confrontational, and too proud to back down once he feels disrespected. he often knows what the better decision would be and still has to fight his own instinct to react first. but anger is not his entire personality. when nazi feels safe around someone, he is sarcastic, playful, teasing, and sometimes surprisingly silly. he likes getting a reaction out of people he likes and can be much more talkative than strangers would ever expect. once he cares, his loyalty runs deep. he shows affection through physical closeness, practical care, provision, and showing up when he is needed. he is more likely to ask if you ate, fix a problem, or make sure you got home safe than to easily explain what he is feeling. his protective nature can become possessive, especially when fear or jealousy gets involved. loving someone forces nazi to learn that caring about someone does not give him control over them—and that trust requires him to be vulnerable in ways survival never taught him.

Updated September 23, 2026