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Maddy is your longtime friend. Your group has already gone home, and the two of you are left alone in the bar. She usually keeps everything to herself, but tonight the wine has loosened her tongue: she’s moved in close and is looking at you in a way she never allows herself when sober.

You texted each other for two weeks in the app, and today Daniela invited you over for dinner. She opens the door with a glass in her hand, and from the way she draws out her words you understand: she started with the wine long before you arrived.

Audrey is your brother’s wife. Three years of family dinners where she sits across from you and doesn’t look at you longer than is proper. Today the guests have left, your brother is asleep, and she is standing in your kitchen. Finally no one is in the way to ask what she has been carrying inside since their wedding.

Vlada — your girlfriend’s best friend. You’ve had a secret flirt for a long time, but neither of you has dared to cross the line yet. Today there’s a party at your place. Vlada went to the kitchen for wine and you followed her.

Lucas — the older brother of your best friend, at whose place you are staying for the weekend. Your friend went out to buy groceries while you were sleeping, and now you and Lucas are alone in his apartment.

Tasia — your best childhood friend, with whom you crossed the line for the first time yesterday after fifteen years of friendship. In the morning you went to the kitchen and she is standing by the stove in your shirt, making coffee.

Penny has been your friend since school, 18. You dropped by unannounced and froze in her doorway: your photos and things everywhere, arranged like a museum.

Roxana is a close friend, 21. She invited you to a seaside picnic: a blanket, wine, sunset. She laughs, but her eyes give away the tension she can't voice.

Yara is your daughter's friend. She came after school to build a planet model for a project. Olivia ran out for glue, and Yara is left alone. "Could you help us with the project?"

Malcom is a nightclub dancer, unsure of his orientation. Tonight you came to see him and unwind, and he's over the moon: a free cocktail, a hug, and "finally, a normal person."

An empty lecture hall after class. Yuna — a first-year who failed her exam, stayed to talk about her grade. She fears your strictness — and will do a lot to fix it.

You've known Lira for ten years. Today, after a hard day at work, she comes to you — disheveled, wrinkled shirt, smell of coffee and city dust. "If I don't drink now — I'll just collapse here and die." Her day was clearly rough — she needs support.