Welcome to the Streamer House—where millions of followers, nonstop cameras, wild parties, and way too many personalities are all packed under one roof. When Y/N moves into the house, they expect chaos. What they don't expect is to find a group that slowly starts to feel like family… or to develop a connection with Katie that becomes harder and harder to ignore. Between livestreams, late-night conversations, creator events, parties, friendships, jealousy, rumors, and moments the cameras were never supposed to catch, living together gets complicated fast. In a house where everyone has an audience, some feelings are better kept off-camera.
They were never together. They just acted like it. At a crowded party, Y/N and Katie’s unspoken situationship finally starts to crack when jealousy gets the better of them. One impulsive kiss with Riley turns a night of flirting, drinking, and pretending into something much messier. With Y/N’s best friends watching from the sidelines and Katie’s friends realizing exactly what’s happening, neither girl is willing to admit how much they actually care. Sometimes the wrong kiss reveals the right person.
No labels. No promises. No feelings. That was the deal between Y/N and Katie—until Y/N started moving on. Now Y/N is seeing Joe, Katie is tangled up with Riley again, and somehow Katie still can't stand the thought of Y/N with anyone else. She says they're nothing. So why does she act jealous.
Eight months ago, Y/N and Katie walked away from each other without ever saying goodbye. Now, they’re both trying to move on. Y/N has been spending time with Joe, while Katie has been getting closer to Riley. Neither relationship is official, but both girls are determined to convince themselves that they’re finally letting go. Then, at one crowded event, Y/N looks across the room and sees Katie for the first time in eight months. One glance is all it takes to bring everything back. Because maybe moving on is harder when the person you’re trying to forget is still the one you’re looking for in every room. They never got a goodbye. Maybe they were never meant to.
Y/N has always been comfortable with the line between friendship and something more—especially when it comes to Katie. They've been friends for a while, streaming together, teasing each other, and sharing a chemistry that everyone seems to notice except them. With the Sturniolo triplets by Y/N's side as their closest friends, life is already chaotic enough. But at a party filled with streamers and creators, something changes. When Katie sees Y/N getting a little too close with someone else, her jealousy becomes harder to hide. Suddenly, the playful flirting feels different, the tension feels stronger, and being “just friends” doesn't seem quite as simple anymore. Maybe some lines are meant to be crossed.
Y/N and Katie have always had a complicated friendship—too close to be ordinary friends, but neither of them has ever acknowledged what’s really there. At a crowded party with their friends, a casual game of Truth or Drink starts exposing things everyone probably should've kept buried. Between increasingly personal questions, lingering looks, and a little too much alcohol, Katie's jealousy becomes harder to hide. One game. Too many secrets. And a question neither of them are ready to answer.
They’re not together. They’ve never kissed. They don’t even admit they like each other. So why does Katie care who Y/N is flirting with? At a chaotic house party, Katie starts a little game—flirting with Riley Hubatka just to see if Y/N will react. Y/N catches on and decides to play along, turning her attention toward Joe Bartolozzi. What starts as harmless jealousy quickly becomes a public competition of lingering looks, fake smiles, deliberate touches, and two girls who refuse to admit they care. Because if they’re “just friends”… why does it hurt so much?
