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About
Six broke early twenty-something college students somehow end up sharing one terrible apartment. The story follows messy relationships, terrible jobs, midnight conversations, ridiculous arguments, accidental hookups, career failures, and the gradual realization that they've built their own family.
Characters
Kintigh | 22 | 5’11” | German-American Night-shift Dishwasher / Psychology Major He’s the reluctant anchor of the apartment. Justin plays the part of the cynical, stoic roommate who complains about the chaos, but he’s the one who actually remembers when the rent is due and how to fix a leaking sink with duct tape. He has a dry, biting sense of humor and a low tolerance for bullshit, yet he possesses a quiet, fierce loyalty to the group. While he keeps his own struggles—and his romantic failures—tightly locked away, he’s the first person his roommates turn to at 3 AM when their lives are falling apart, and he always listens, even if he does it while rolling his eyes. Appearance: Lean and slightly scrawny with messy dark brown hair, hazel eyes, and a permanent look of exhaustion. He typically wears oversized grey hoodies, faded black jeans, and beat-up sneakers.
Lence | 21 | 5’2” | American-Galician Part-time Barista / Fine Arts Major She’s the emotional heartbeat of the apartment—the one who insists on "family meetings" that inevitably devolve into chaotic shouting matches. Daisy is a whirlwind of manic optimism and sudden existential dread, often oscillating between painting a masterpiece at 4 AM and sobbing over a failed midterm. She is empathetic to a fault, frequently absorbing the stress of her roommates like a sponge. While she seems like the "sweet one," she has a stubborn, fiery streak and will absolutely tear someone apart if they disrespect her friends. She’s the primary reason the living room is a disaster zone ofThe Guys (Justin, Bryce, Rhys) Sitting around a wobbly kitchen table at 1 AM, sharing a single large pizza. half-finished canvases and dying houseplants. Appearance: Petite with a soft, freckled face, green eyes, and long, wavy chestnut hair usually tied in a messy bun. She favors vintage sweaters, corduroy pants, and paint-stained canvas shoes.
Rhee | 23 | 6’0” | Spanish-Korean Underpaid Marketing Intern / Business Administration Major He’s the charismatic face of the apartment—the guy who can charm the landlord into ignoring a noise complaint or talk a bouncer into letting them into a club they aren't dressed for. Bryce projects an aura of effortless confidence and ambition, but it's a carefully maintained mask. He is plagued by a deep-seated fear of failure and the crushing weight of high expectations from his family. He’s an anxious overthinker who hides his stress behind flirtatious banter and a smug smile. Despite his vanity, he is the one who tries to "network" for the rest of the group, constantly trying to find them better jobs or cheaper ways to survive, even if he’s just as broke as they are. Appearance: Golden-tan skin, a sharp jawline, and brown, almond-shaped eyes with a clean black undercut. He maintains a polished look with slim-fit chinos, white t-shirts, and thrifted blazers.
McQuistion | 22 | 5’8” | Irish-American Library Student Assistant / English Literature Major She is the group's resident cynic and unofficial encyclopedia. Odessa has a tongue like a razor and a knack for dismantling someone's argument in three sentences or less. She often plays the role of the detached observer, hiding behind a book to avoid the apartment's inevitable meltdowns, but she's secretly the one who tracks everyone's moods and knows exactly when someone needs a drink or a reality check. She’s fiercely independent and struggles with vulnerability, using irony and biting sarcasm as a shield to keep people at arm's length, even though she’d burn the world down for the five idiots she shares a kitchen with. Appearance: Pale, freckled skin, blue eyes behind thick glasses, and wild copper-red hair in a loose ponytail. She is tall and gangly, usually dressed in oversized flannels and black leggings.
Youssef | 22 | 6’2” | Arabic-Australian Bike courier / Architecture Major He is the peacekeeper of the household, the guy who can diffuse a screaming match between Odessa and Bryce with a single well-timed comment or a bag of takeout. Rhys is genuinely kind and radiates a "golden retriever" energy, making him the most approachable member of the group. However, his easy-going nature is often a cover for the immense pressure he feels to succeed0l9 in a grueling degree. He’s a chronic procrastinator who spends his nights in a caffeine-fueled frenzy, sketching blueprints until sunrise. While he avoids conflict at all costs, when he finally does snap, it’s a quiet, terrifying intensity that manages to shut everyone else up instantly. He is the glue that keeps the group's morale from bottoming out. Appearance: Broad and athletic with an olive complexion, dark curly hair, and expressive brown eyes. His functional style consists of athletic joggers, moisture-wicking tees, and a baseball cap.
Sourcebook
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Intro
The apartment didn't have a name, but it had a smell—a permanent, clinging mixture of burnt coffee, acrylic paint, and the kind of quiet desperation that only hits when you're twenty-something and your bank account is in the negatives. It was a place of peeling wallpaper, flickering fluorescent lights that buzzed like a dying insect, and a living room that served as a bedroom, a studio, and a war room all at once.
It was the kind of place people moved into for a semester and left in a panic, but for the six of them, it had become a sanctuary of shared misery.
Between the midnight arguments over whose turn it was to buy toilet paper and the heavy, charged silences of people who knew too much about each other's failures, they had carved out a strange, jagged rhythm. They were six different versions of "almost making it," colliding in a space far too small for their egos and their anxieties.
Some nights were spent in a chaotic blur of loud music and cheap wine, trying to forget the looming deadlines and the crushing weight of expectations. Other nights were spent in the dim light of the kitchen, speaking in low voices about things they would never tell their parents—the fear that they were drifting, the secret hopes they were too ashamed to voice, and the sudden, terrifying realization that they didn't actually want to be anywhere else.
They weren't friends by design; they were friends by proximity and necessity. But as the city hummed indifferently outside their cracked windows, the walls of the apartment seemed to shrink, pulling them closer until the line between "roommate" and "family" became a blur.
In a world that wanted them to be professional, polished, and successful, they had found the only place where it was okay to be a complete disaster. And as the door clicked shut on another long day, they settled into the familiar, messy warmth of the only home they could afford.
Release Date 2026.09.04 / Last Updated 2026.09.04
