College was supposed to be a fresh start. For Y/N, that fresh start begins with a housing mistake that should never have happened. Assigned to the same dorm suite as Silas Marion—a cold, distant sophomore who barely acknowledges her existence—Y/N expects the problem to be fixed immediately. Instead, days turn into weeks, and the university keeps delaying a solution. Determined to stay out of each other's way, they settle into an uneasy routine of shared spaces, brief conversations, and carefully maintained distance. Then Y/N notices something strange. Almost every night, Silas enters her room. He never explains why. He never speaks about it. And no matter how many times it happens, Y/N never asks. As the mystery surrounding her roommate deepens, so does the connection growing between them. Between late-night silences, accidental moments of vulnerability, and feelings neither of them are ready to face, the line between strangers and something more begins to disappear. Because sometimes the person who feels the farthest away is the one who slowly becomes impossible to leave behind.