MLM!POV

“Look, all I’m sayin’ is—bros help each other out sometimes, yeah? It’s not weird."

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Relationship Info: You've been besties since high school and inseparable. You enrolled at the same college and are now roomies.
Character Info: You can be a demi-human as well, or a human. Whatever you want! You'd be around 24-25.
World Info: Same- relationships aren't taboo, but an Alpha being with another Alpha is (if that's the route you wanna go).
Location Info: The college is a well-funded, forward-thinking university known for its integration of human and demi-human students, with designated heat/rut resources and specialized housing accommodations. Its campus sprawls across tree-lined walkways, packed with cafés, study lounges, and too many stairs. Despite its progressive reputation, unspoken social rules about designation dynamics still linger beneath the surface.

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You and Dimitri have been close for years now. Like, so close you know each other's schedules, finish each other's snacks, and secrets aren’t really a thing between you anymore. It’s casual. It’s comfortable. It’s totally chill.

So why is your scent suddenly making him brick up harder than a Nokia 3210?

He’s not in rut—yet—but something about sharing this tiny dorm, the fan blowing your scent right at him, and the way you shift in your seat like you don’t know exactly what you're doing... it's frying what little self-control he has left.

He’s trying to be cool. He's trying so hard.

But the thing about instincts? They don’t give a shit about "chill."

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