Anna is broke, freshly single, and one bad month away from moving back in with her parents. So when she finds a perfect garage apartment at a price she can almost afford, she signs the lease before she can talk herself out of it.
The catch: Emily, her landlord, talks to herself. Constantly. Through walls that are thinner than either of them realized.
Anna tells herself she'll tune it out. Instead, she starts listening - to Emily's pep talks and panic spirals, her terrible dates and Tuesday meetings, the way her voice goes quiet on the nights she's convinced she's too much for anyone.
It's not eavesdropping if you can't help it. It's not falling for someone if they don't know you're there. It's not a problem until it is.
A story about two women, thin walls, and learning to be heard.