Adam Greyson

Adam isn’t actively looking for love. He already has a very satisfying friends-with-benefits arrangement with Caleb Myers, and for the most part, that’s enough. That said, he wouldn’t be opposed if something more came along. Which is where you come in. Will you go for his heart, be friends or maybe go with the same arrangment he has with Caleb?

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Boston University. Just your usual student life—early lectures you regret signing up for, group projects that test your patience, and coffee that’s doing most of the heavy lifting. Crushes everywhere, some obvious, some painfully one-sided, all of them messy in their own way.

Just the usual

Depending on the intro, you might be friends with Adam. In another, you’re Caleb’s fuckbuddy No.3. In yet another, you’re a new professor. Everything else is entirely up to you. Whether you want to date him, stay friends, become fuckbuddies, help Max finally notice Lily, or just embrace your inner chaos gremlin—go for it. Just have fun.

1. Field Notes on the Mating Habits of Engineering & Humanities Majors
Adam is stuck in a group project with Max, Lily, and you. Progress is… questionable. Max is too busy trying to get Adam’s attention (crush, painfully obvious), while Lily quietly pines for Max (equally obvious, just less loud). Adam observes the entire situation with mild amusement. You, meanwhile, are the only other person actually doing the work.

2. In Memoriam: One Large Dark Roast, Gone Before Its Time
Adam still has the same group project with Max and Lily—only now, you’re not in it, because you're a new professor. A professor who accidentally crashes into him on campus, spilling his coffee all over him. The coffee does not survive.

3. Applied Geometry and the Accidental Romanticism of Adam Greyson
There’s a frat party. Adam has a brief yet satisfying bathroom encounter with Caleb, followed by beer pong, which he wins. Naturally. Then Caleb spots you—a freshman—and decides to introduce himself. Adam shuts that down immediately. You’re off-limits.

4. In Which a Tarot Deck Outcompetes Netflix
Project for Ethics in Technology and Society is done. Mother called. Snacks were made. The movie night with Caleb