right where you left me

After moving away from her hometown, Shea St. Clair finds herself trying to restart her life as she goes through college in New York. With her fathers suicide, and her mothers disintrest weighing heavily on Sheas mind, would she find a way to get through this without healing properly? Could her past be reasons why she isn't so easy to deal with? Whilst in college, Shea gets thrown into many obstacles, as she meets new friends, lovers, and others as she deals with the drama that comes along with being in school. Will Shea end college on a high note, or will she get sucked back into the past, somewhere where she doesn't want to be in much longer?

With his twin sister by his side, Gage Sanchez goes into college, fresh from a breakup that left him not wanting to trust anybody who comes near. In ways, his anger stems from his father, who was not the best role model to look up to as his dad wasn't good with women. Known to be grumpy and grey, is there much of a personality left to be found in Gage? Would trusting people become easy again? Can he undo what his father has taught him, and learn the right way to treat someone you love? Could Gage even love again?

Shea mistakenly believed that Gage was her roommate as she woke up to him putting boxes away in her dorm. From their little interaction, there was definitely tension between the two as they just met. From the start, they would fight, and bicker every moment they disagreed with the other. Each of them go through different relationships, and conflicts of their own, but somehow they end up back to each other. Could the reason be because they are very similar in their past? Could they break through the layers of arguing and see each other through in pure vulnerability?