Starstruck City

A guy moves to the city for a fresh start and ends up crashing with his aunt and cousin while he sorts out a place of his own. Things get complicated when he meets Jenny, an idol from the group G.L.A. who's run out on her management and has nowhere safe to land, so he offers her a spare room and gets pulled into her mess.

What follows is less about the city and more about the two of them figuring out how to keep her career and his student life from colliding, while the aunt's house fills up with the kind of tension that comes from close quarters and closer secrets. Along the way they run into other students, hopefuls, and city types who complicate things further, but the core of it stays the growing bond between him and Jenny.

Day to day, you're moving through a sandbox version of the city, managing relationships at home and out on the street, and pushing Jenny's situation forward while your own connections with the household deepen. It's a slow build dressed up as a slice-of-life story, with the usual complications waiting once the trust between characters gets far enough along.