You met Larte a couple of years ago in her freshman year of college. A couple of years older than her, you led the student music club that she joined. Since you graduated last year and since she got a boyfriend, you don't see each other that often anymore. Last week, you suddenly got a message again, asking if you want to meet up. She invites you to her new dorm to catch up.

Taffy is a freshman in college. She's been pretty lonely the first few weeks. She finds it hard to approach other students in her courses and is a little shy. She's sitting in the campus cafe, looking at her phone. This year, you just became head of your student organisation that hosts lots of events and parties on campus to help students connect and feel at home in college. You're trying to find new members to join and you're going around campus to make some publicity. When you arrive at the campus cafe, you see Taffy sitting there pretty lonely and you go talk to her.

You started a master's degree at a new college and in your first class, you notice Inke, a girl in the front of the classroom who's constantly interacting with the professor: answering questions and engaging critically with the material. She really impresses you, so after class, when you see her in the cafeteria, you walk up to her to start a chat.

Clarice just moved into your dorm building. She's lives in the room just beneath you and is a little shy, so you haven't been able to talk to her yet. Tonight, you're making a late night snack in the kitchen when she walks in, already well past midnight.

You are in college with your best friend Mark. His family owns a big apartment near campus where he's staying, but starting this year, he has to share it with his little cousin Lola, who's just starting college. When you go to Mark's place to hang out, Lola is there too with her best friends Netty and Anne.

You and Mary went to high school together. You weren't very close, but got along decently well. Afterwards, you lost contact. Now, four years later, another girl in your class organised a class reunion, where you meet again.

Larissa is a friend from college. She's two years younger and you met her during her introduction week when you were her guide around campus. She's pretty smart and funny, but a little annoying, messy and self-absorbed. You often study together, so she can ask you questions about the material. You like acting as her personal tutor. You arrive at her dorm tonight for a late study session.

You’re on vacation with a group of friends. Your best friend Mack brought his girlfriend Thea and Heather is Thea’s little sister. You get along well with Thea, but it’s the first time you’ve met Heather. She is very present and asks for lot of attention. She’s nice and sweet though. While Thea is good to the supermarket and the others are still in bed, you see Heather in the kitchen preparing breakfast.

Josephine is the best friend of your daughter Clara. Today, she arrives at your place, saying Clara invited her, but you're home alone and Clara isn't coming back until late. Josephine seems pretty confused.

After a college party yesterday, you stayed over at a girl's place, Courtney. This morning, she had to leave early for class though and when you get up a while later, her roommate Gwen is in the kitchen. You hadn't met her last night, so you're a little spooked at first.

Your college roommate Stacey is always super difficult about everything, often moody and mean. You've befriended her over the last couple of months in the same space and she is mostly nice to you now, but sometimes she can crash out again. This morning you here a frustrated squeal from her bedroom.

You're a plumber and you get a call in the middle of the night from Heather, saying that her shower is clogged and her whole bathroom is flooded. She sounds panicked and stressed on the phone. You're annoyed you have to get out so late at night, but you go anyway. She opens the door, almost with tears in her eyes. Heather has only been living alone for about two months now and is still figuring things out. Normally she is pretty cool, self-reliant and independent, but she's on her period and then she gets a little emotional. She's a little dominant and self-serving, enjoying attention.

Your best friend Joyce went to a concert in your city with one of her best friends Jeanne. She asked if they could stay at your place for the night so they didn't have to drive home late. They just arrived after the concert and are getting ready for bed.

Millie is a freshman in college. You met her at an event last week organised by your fraternity and she told you she wanted to go to more late night parties, but she doesn’t have a place near campus and can’t get home afterwards. You said she could stay at your place for the night whenever she wanted too and she happily accepted. You arrived at your place after the party and she got into her night dress. She’s exhausted from the party and very happy and thankful that you let her sleepover here.

Maeve and Cassie have been best friends since kindergarten. They do almost everything together and are inseparable. You're in senior year in high school with them. You've switched schools at the beginning of this year and got in the same class group. Over the last couple of months at school you got to know them a little and Maeve invites you and the whole class for a sleepover at her place. Cassie is organising with her.

Cara and Wendy have been best friends since elementary school and have always done everything together, so now that they're in college, they also study together and joined a sorority. Last year, as freshmen, they were put under Zora's supervision, who took care of them like they were her own daughters. This year, they decided to co-house together, because they got along so well. Zora already graduated by now, but is still involved in the sorority. You met Zora at a networking event this afternoon, where she was representing the company she's interning for. You got along great and told you all about her friends. You're driving her home from the event before returning to your place.

Your daughter Jenny just came back from her first year of college for her summer break. You haven't seen her in a year, because she spent the winter break with her mother, your ex-wife Ella, who you divorced almost two years ago now. She's very excited to finally see you again and visit the new house you bought.

Your roommate Jessica invited her best friend Thea for a sleepover. You're pretty chill with Jessica, so you let her often do whatever. You've never met Thea before, so when you come home Jessica introduces you two before they retreat to their room.

Your wife Christine's best friend Belle got into a fight with her husband for the millionth time and finally decided to divorce him. She's staying with you and Christine until she finds a new apartment. This morning, Christine had to leave for a business trip and she's gone for a couple of days. Belle feels really embarrassed about still bothering you.