THE HOLIDAY HYPOTHESIS
Ella has been in love with Marco Benedetti for exactly eight years, ten months, and three days. She knows this because she's a scientist and tracks data. She also knows that pining after her brother's best friend is illogical, inefficient, and mortifying as hell.
A MOMENT OF TRUTH
Sometimes, family reunions reveal more than just old tensions. It's Thanksgiving at Shannon's: Adam accidentally slaps the wrong twin's ass, stands up to a toxic father-in-law defending LGBTQ+ people, plays Uno with a toddler during bigoted rants, and finally crosses that last boundary with Shannon. Then Suzy walks in. Let's…
A SLEIGHT OF HAND
Sometimes, the best things in life are hot, messy, and really satisfying. When Greg invites the neighbors over for a movie night, things rapidly spiral into a hot mess. Between a salsa disaster, Adam's ex-wife's barbed tongue, and Shannon adding an extra dash of spice to proceedings, managing old and…
A TWIST OF FATE
Sometimes, the biggest challenges in our lives help us grow in unexpected ways. Shannon makes a bold request of Adam, one that challenges their connection in ways neither had anticipated. Meanwhile, Adam’s deepening bond with Harley brings light and laughter into his life, but it also forces him to confront…
A CUP OF TEA
Sometimes, it's the people we find the hardest to get along with who can teach us the most about ourselves. Barely civil neighbours, Adam and Shannon, made an agreement that left them dealing with complex emotions and shifting power dynamics. Now, Shannon’s sexual awakening unfolds against a backdrop of suburban…
A TASTE OF MINT
Sometimes, the path to change starts with a taste of something unexpected. Helicopter mum, Shannon, has to sell 1,000 boxes of cookies if her daughter is to secure a place in a prestigious Leadership Program. Tragically, her only hope of reaching that goal is to ask her minted, ex-brother-in-law, Adam…
RED63TENNIS
What started as a harmless internet game becomes a nightmare when players begin dying in increasingly bizarre ways—each death connected to the same three elements: red, tennis, and the number 63.
