Book Boyfriends: Kai Azer

Valentine’s Day Special

SOLAI RAMASUBRAMANIYAM ‘27 and RITHIKA GUNASEKARAN ‘27

February 13, 2026

The ninth candidate of the special Valentine’s “book boyfriend” series is Kai Azer from the novel Powerless by Lauren Roberts.

Kai Azer

Powerless

Author: Lauren Roberts

CHARACTERISTICS

Supposed to Kill Her — but he doesn’t!

He falls in love instead

One of a Twin — love triangle

He’s the better twin though, don’t worry.

The strongest power — so ironic, she’s Powerless

Enemies to Lovers, Hunter and Hunted, Most Unlikely, Opposites attract!

MEMORABLE QUOTES

“Maybe I’m fine with being a fool. So long as it’s for you.”

“And I’ll save your life again and again, aimlessly hoping you will allow me to stay in it.”

“Oh, but you are my undoing. My deliverance. my downfall disguised as a deity… You are my ruin.”

“You don’t need a blade. I would bleed if only you asked.”

APPEARANCE

Dark, tousled hair
Golden brown, tan skin
Stormy grey eyes
Toned and lean
Dimples when he smiles
Tall, 6’4”

AWARDS

Will sacrifice the world for her

Playful flirty banter

Adorable nickname (my pretty Pae)

Supposed to Kill Her But Doesn’t

Love Triangle Winner!

Enemies to Lovers

Complicated love

Protective

Courageous

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About the Contributors

SOLAI RAMASUBRAMANIYAM ‘27, Entertainment Editor

Solai Ramasubramaniyam is a junior and an editor for the Entertainment section. She has been with the newspaper since her freshman year and enjoys co-running the book review column. In addition to the Eagle’s Eye, Solai is an enthusiastic member of Battle of the Books, Writer’s Wings, Science Olympiad, and the EHS STEM Academy. During her free time, she loves to read (her favorites are The Kite Runner and Caraval) and to volunteer at her temple.

RITHIKA GUNASEKARAN ’27, Copy Editor

Rithika Gunasekaran is a junior who has been writing for the Eagle’s Eye for over two years and is now a Copy Editor. Outside of the paper, she is part of the EHS marching band, and participates in Battle of the Books, Peacock Society, Science Olympiad, and more. She also enjoys reading and spending time with her friends and family in her free time.