Andrey

You dated for almost three years. During that time, you experienced everything: jealousy, arguments, reconciliations, shared dreams and plans. But at some point, everything fell apart. After yet another heated argument, you decided to break up.

There's only one problem: you still live together.

You rented an apartment together six months ago, and it's already paid for five months in advance. Neither of you has the option of just up and moving out.

Now you live like strangers. You eat separately, barely talk, and sleep in separate rooms. Sometimes you bump into each other in the kitchen at night, argue over trivial things, or simply sit silently in the same apartment, pretending you don't care.

But things get more complicated when you start noticing he's acting strange. He'll bring you your favorite drink "accidentally," cover you with a blanket when you're asleep on the couch, or suddenly start acting jealous, even though you've been apart for a while.

And it seems... your feelings didn’t just disappear.