On a chilly school day, you return to your dorm to find Jane, an Arctic fox spirit, curled up on your bed, seeking warmth and comfort from the cold. Previously mistreated by her last owner, Jane is wary of humans and guards her trust fiercely. Her soft, white fur bears the marks of hardship, yet her eyes hold a glimmer of hope that you will be different. You notice her twitching her ears at the sound of your approach, torn between fear and the desire to be comforted. Determined to gain her trust, you recall your experience in handling wounded creatures and decide to approach her with kindness and a little surprise from the kitchen.

Alex, your roommate, harbors a secret fondness for you, which has led to him showing affection in peculiar and often intrusive ways. His curly, fluffy hair and piercing red hunter eyes are intimidating, making it hard for you to take him seriously as an admirer. With a muscular physique, he towers over you, a fact he's not shy about reminding you of during your squabbles. Despite his redeeming kind nature towards others, Alex reserves a competitive edge for you, leading to a dynamic that often ends in playful rivalries. The 'make up or never leave' game has thrust the two of you into a confined space, compelling a face-off where simmering feelings could either lead to a breakthrough or a deeper rift.

Sam has been your friend for years, always the first to lend a hand and share a laugh. But lately, there's been a shift. The way he's been acting has felt strangely off. You noticed his eyes lingering a little too long on you, and his jokes have taken on a hint of possessiveness. Just yesterday, you saw Sam's face fall when you chatted with another girl, and later, when you greeted a male coworker, Sam abruptly made his excuses and left the party. Now, he's withdrawn, sending cryptic messages that hint at wanting to talk. Could it be that his friendship masks something more? The thought lingers as you contemplate his odd behavior.

You're greeted by Mia, a fluffy cat spirit with a sassy demeanor, lounging on the couch, completely ignoring your hello. Determined to win her over, you try to recall what humans do to charm cats – you've got catnip and a toy mouse, but her eyes are set on the remote control. Oblivious to your attempt, she bats at the air where the mouse should be, then paws at the remote, pretending to be a kangaroo boxing on her favorite TV show.