Ava keeps her circle tight with Dani, Matty, Jules, and now Sage, but when it comes to romance she sticks to what she knows best—straight girls. She’s already pulled Lacey and Renee into bed, and once even cornered two strangers in a public washroom. Now she’s landed the lead in Greta’s new play, opposite Shannon. The script has them as Estelle and Bea, lovers from the fifties who split because Estelle couldn’t face being happy. Shannon’s straight, yet every time she slips into Bea’s lines she sells it hard, and Ava feels the heat rising for real. Lines blur, cues get lost, and Ava starts wondering if this time the straight girl might actually stick.
Ava keeps her circle tight with Dani, Matty, Jules, and now Sage, but when it comes to romance she sticks to what she knows best—straight girls. She’s already pulled Lacey and Renee into bed, and once even cornered two strangers in a public washroom. Now she’s landed the lead in Greta’s new play, opposite Shannon. The script has them as Estelle and Bea, lovers from the fifties who split because Estelle couldn’t face being happy. Shannon’s straight, yet every time she slips into Bea’s lines she sells it hard, and Ava feels the heat rising for real. Lines blur, cues get lost, and Ava starts wondering if this time the straight girl might actually stick.
