Having a crush can bring that butterfly feeling. But having a crush on your roommate is just asking for trouble. Fallon is supposed to be on her road to self-discovery, focusing on herself and doing yoga. She swore off love, relationships, and even took a vow of celibacy after her last break-up. Her roommate, Whitney, a sexy former basketball player, makes her reconsider. Not like it matters. Fallon definitely isn't her type. She doesn't think Whitney would want to pursue a relationship with another masculine woman. Instead, she turns to Fallon as her trusted confidante, knocking on her door looking for advice. Whitney is oblivious that her friend is crushing on her and Fallon has convinced herself she's okay with that.

What happens when your dream girl is off limits? Priscilla feels like she's always in second place, being overlooked by women who always seem to prefer her more charismatic best friend, Jay. After years of being hopelessly single, she's finally found someone who's willing to sweep her off her feet. Connecting with the sweet and soft-spoken woman, Marshawn finds a friendship unlike any other and realizes that Priscilla is exactly what she's always wanted in a partner. Marshawn will have a hard time convincing Priscilla they're meant to be together, especially since she used to date Priscilla's best friend and roommate.

It's the second chance they've always want, but is it too late? Lee happily accepts her sister, Whitney's invitation to move in with her and her roommates. She doesn't have to live with her parents, but this living situation might not be much better. Lee has a complicated history with Jay, the womanizer, and living with her after everything that's happened between them is awkward. After years of avoiding each other, being in close proximity makes them wonder if they should revisit the idea of being together. It's a little too easy to fall in bed together again. Getting over the issues and insecurities that pulled them apart will be a little harder to do.