Stay In Your Lane

Two elite college swimmers get stuck sharing an apartment they can't afford to leave, and the walls are thinner than either of them would like. Devin and Carter have spent years as rivals; now they're roommates, which turns out to be a worse arrangement for everyone's self-control.

The story splits between their two perspectives as attraction curdles into resentment and back again, with the kind of boundaries that exist mostly so they can be tested. It's less about the swimming and more about what happens after practice, in a shared kitchen, at 2 a.m.

You steer choices from whichever POV is active, watching how the same house looks different depending on who's telling you about it. Some paths hold steady on discipline, others don't, and the game seems fine either way.