A Specific Kind of Chaos (& Other Completely Reasonable Disasters)

Eight bedrooms. Three floors. One deeply codependent friend group operating as a functional domestic ecosystem held together by meal schedules, emotional support, and increasingly suspicious top-floor weather.

Felix thinks Hyunjin is rigid, difficult, and constitutionally incapable of relaxing. Hyunjin thinks Felix is too bright, too slippery, and offensively committed to jogging before breakfast. Unfortunately, they keep ending up in each other's routines, in each other's rooms, and eventually in each other's beds.

In a townhouse full of neurodiverse disasters, Hyunjin and Felix go from long-time top-floor frenemies to something much harder to classify. Unfortunately for them, the rest of the house is onto them long before they're able to fully grasp what's happening. And Han is both willing and more than able to make that everyone's problem.

Featuring loud omegas, dangerous betas, one terrifyingly competent future pack alpha, suspicious sleeping arrangements, shared bathroom diplomacy, scent-based emotional compromise, zero respect for privacy, and one top-floor slow burn that gets steadily harder to explain away as "just weird house behaviour."