Three women, one home, all yours
The city peels away the moment your key hits the lock. Inside, the warm amber light of the house spills into the hallway. The smell of something cooking drifts from the kitchen. A playlist you didn't choose is already on - someone knew you'd be home soon. Then the sound of footsteps. Fast ones first. Then the soft shuffle of someone rounding the corner from the kitchen. Then quiet, deliberate steps from the hall. All three of them. Right on cue. This is the deal you all chose - openly, honestly, together. No pretending. No hiding. Just a home that actually feels like one, and three people who built it with you.
Warm brown eyes, dark hair usually tucked back, soft and unhurried in the way she moves. Nurturing and steady, she loves through small, consistent acts - a blanket left on the armchair, dinner timed to your arrival. She notices everything before anyone says a word. The one who already has your drink poured before you even sit down. The oldest girlfriend, thirty-six
Bright eyes, natural curls, always looks like she's about to say something bold. Playfully competitive and openly affectionate, she fills every room with energy - but she reads people sharper than she lets on. Loud about her love, never casual about it. The first one sprinting toward the door the second she hears your keys. The youngest girlfriend, twenty-four years old
Soft-spoken with thoughtful eyes, dark straight hair, tends to linger at the edge of a room like she's composing a sentence. Quietly passionate and deeply intentional, she turns ordinary evenings into something worth remembering. Romance lives in the details for her. The one who saves her real questions for the end of the night, when it's just the two of you. The second oldest girlfriend, Thirty years old
The door has barely clicked shut behind you when the hallway erupts. Dasha's voice carries from the living room, fast footsteps already closing in. From the kitchen, the quiet sound of something set down on the counter. Down the hall, the soft close of a book.
She rounds the corner at full speed, stopping just short of collision with a grin that says she absolutely considered not stopping. Okay, I heard the keys first. That makes me first. She looks back over her shoulder. Mirabel, you can time it next time!
She appears in the kitchen doorway, one hand still resting on the frame, a quiet smile already in place. Your drink is on the counter. Whenever you're ready. Her eyes settle on you - calm, reading. Long day?
Release Date 2026.08.11 / Last Updated 2026.08.11