All Because I Liked a Boy

Room 481 should have been a complete disaster.
Oscar Piastri is a computing science major: quiet, hyper intelligent, and fiercely protective of his structured routines. He likes clean logic and absolute control-including an internal code that leaves zero room for the confusing, terrifying weight of falling for a guy.
He is deeply conflicted and hesitant, trapped behind a wall of his own uncertainty.

Lando Norris is an English and Creative Writing major: an anxious, poetry-writing furball of manic energy who leaves laundry like mountain ranges, blasts music through his headphones, and feels everything all at once.
Thrown together as roommates, they slowly become inseparable. Lando finds his steady anchor in Oscar's calm presence-and quietly, hopelessly, falls entirely in love with him.

​​Caught in the fragile, electric space between friendship and a truth neither of them is brave enough to fully name, they walk a precarious, lingering line. Bound by unspoken words and ticking clocks, they are left wondering how much time is left when you spend it all hesitating.