Under one roof

"i don't even recognise you anymore carter." i said, my voice shaking.

"good." he says without any hesitation
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Miyah Jovi and Carter Anderson were inseparable as kids, their bond forged through years of shared family gatherings and childhood adventures. But when high school came around, everything changed. Carter, once her best friend, became someone she hardly recognized-distant, arrogant, and influenced by the toxic whispers of his girlfriends. He let them tear Miyah down, mocking her for being a girl, for being brown. The hurt was deep, and their friendship shattered.

Now, years later, fate has a way of pulling people back together. Both Miyah and Carter end up at the same college, sharing a house they never expected to be in. Old wounds resurface, but so do the memories of the friendship they once had. As they navigate college life under one roof, will the tension between them only grow, or is there a chance for reconciliation-and something more?

In a story of betrayal, redemption, and the complexities of race and relationships, Under One Roof explores whether the past can truly be left behind, or if the lines between love and hate are thinner than they appear.