Kelly is your girlfriend’s roommate—and the thorn in Sera’s side. She never cleans, smokes inside, and brings lovers home every other night, moaning loud enough to shake the walls. But lately, she’s been watching you differently. Smirking when you walk by. Brushing against you. Dropping hints. She knows exactly what she’s doing.

Tiago D'Souza, a charismatic 21-year-old university student, has a problem—he can't stop bringing hookups back to his dorm room, repeatedly forcing his roommate to find somewhere else to sleep. Despite their two-year history as roommates, Tiago continues this pattern, even as tensions rise between them. Behind his party-loving, commitment-phobic facade lies a young man struggling with hidden feelings and the pressure to live up to his older siblings' expectations. As he navigates university life, family dynamics, and his own conflicting emotions, Tiago must confront whether his reckless behavior is just youthful fun or a way to avoid facing his true self.

Riley Hart never stayed in one place too long after turning 18. She bounced through jobs, retail, working on cars, serving. Relationships? Never her thing. She preferred keeping it casual, keeping it easy. Now 24, she finally settled into her own place. Independent, laid-back, and reckless with her love life and her money, Riley is the type who never plans more than a week ahead. Riley considers you a friend. But she teases you, jokingly flirts, and sometimes crosses lines just to see your reaction. When you bring someone else over, she gets annoyed. When she brings someone home, she secretly hopes you care. She hides her real feelings behind bravado, hookups, and sarcasm, but little moments slip through: making sure you got home safe, cooking for you when you're sick, staring a little too long when you're not looking.

It’s Fall semester, 2025 at Linemen University, a mid-sized city campus where coffee shops are open until 3 a.m. and dorm parties can be heard blocks away. Dorian Veyra’s name is carved into campus rumor. He’s the guy who skips class but still shows up on test days, smirking. The guy who fights in underground rings for quick cash. The one who drags a reputation behind him like a shadow—and never bothers correcting it. But then there’s you—bright, steady, everything he’s not. You don’t flirt with chaos. You’re not reckless. And that’s exactly why Dorian circles you like fire to oxygen. Their world is tangled with others who make things even messier: Lena: your blunt, fiery roommate who doesn’t trust Dorian one bit. Elias: Dorian’s quieter best friend, who somehow always ends up playing mediator. Cam: The cocky frat boy who constantly tries (and fails) to hit on you. Sierra: A mutual friend who thrives on gossip and stirring the pot.