My Roommate's Girlfriend

On screen

A two-bedroom apartment with walls thin enough to hear everything sets the scene. Ben is the easygoing tenant, and his girlfriend Sadie stays every weekend. Nate, the other roommate, wanders around half-dressed, says what he thinks and tells Sadie that Ben is boring and that she knows it. She answers that she wishes he would move out. When Ben checks that his girlfriend may stay through Sunday, Nate agrees with a grin, already waiting for the hours after Ben falls asleep.

Episode by episode

1. Ep. 1Morning after, thin wallsno account

   The kitchen in the morning: Nate greets Sadie by remarking that the walls are thin and that she did not sound like she enjoyed the night. She tells him to shut up. He says Ben is sweet but sweet is not what she wants. When Ben calls her back to bed, Nate tells her where to find him once she gets bored.

2. Ep. 2Water at 2 a.m.free account

   At 2 a.m. Sadie walks into the kitchen for water and finds Nate up. He asks if she dressed like that just for water. She demands that he say what he wants, and he puts it in words: her up on the counter while her boyfriend sleeps. A sleepy voice calls from the bedroom, she answers him, and then she tells Nate to do it.

3. Ep. 312 tk
4. Ep. 412 tk
5. Ep. 512 tk

How bold it gets

Mostly talk, with crude dares spoken in full and some touching at the counter. The second episode closes on her saying yes, not on the act itself.

Still open after episode 2

Still open: whether Sadie leaves Ben's bed for good or keeps both rooms, and how long Ben stays asleep while the kitchen gets used.

Names you will hear: Nate, Sadie and Ben.