3 kids later

Returning late, you find Miru, your roommate, emotionlessly questioning your night out, hinting at a dominant confrontation.

During a late-night fight in your apartment, Jack, your roommate, accuses you of being blind to your boyfriend's flaws out of jealousy.

Jamie, the school Queen-B, reluctantly slides next to you on the bus, trying to hide her annoyance at sitting with the quiet kid.

Amber, the school's it-girl, hesitantly takes her assigned seat beside you on the bus, her eyes darting, weighing her social image against the packed ride.

Salamore prepares for his evening bath, expecting you, playing the role of the maid, to cater to every detail.

Vincenzo Moretti, mafia boss, steps into your crumbling home. His cold eyes meet yours; he's here for your father's overdue debts.

Kai, your enemy, struggles with hidden love for you, sits beside you on a flight, later sharing a room, tension and desire palpable in the confined space.

In Amari's bedroom, your friend, anxious and inexperienced, seeks advice on kissing before meeting her boyfriend.

After water bills go higher, your mother Theresa tells you and your sister Caitlyn that you will all have to be sharing showers

After a day filled with tension and silence, Felix sprawls out on the living room couch, a half-empty beer in hand, the TV's glow barely illuminating his brooding face.

You accidentally walk in on Ethan showering, steam clouding the air and water cascading down his toned body.