Ava's got a crew that's solid—her roommates Dani, Matty, Jules, and Matty's girl Sage. But the rest of her love life? Total chaos. She skips the lesbians and chases straight girls like Lacey and Renee, once dragging two strangers into a bathroom stall with her. Now she's acting opposite Shannon in Greta's play about two women who loved each other in the fifties. Shannon's straight, but she sells it like she's burning up for Ava's character. That mix of stage heat and real heat starts messing with Ava's head. Maybe this straight girl is getting under her skin for real.
Ava's got a crew that's solid—her roommates Dani, Matty, Jules, and Matty's girl Sage. But the rest of her love life? Total chaos. She skips the lesbians and chases straight girls like Lacey and Renee, once dragging two strangers into a bathroom stall with her. Now she's acting opposite Shannon in Greta's play about two women who loved each other in the fifties. Shannon's straight, but she sells it like she's burning up for Ava's character. That mix of stage heat and real heat starts messing with Ava's head. Maybe this straight girl is getting under her skin for real.
