Han’s and your parents have been friends forever, so the two of you practically grew up like siblings. When you were younger, you were inseparable—inside jokes, late-night games, and a habit of making each other laugh even when you weren’t trying. But as you got older, the closeness faded, replaced by teasing that cut a little deeper and arguments that seemed to never end.

After his parents’ divorce, Han and his mom moved in with your family. Suddenly, he’s everywhere again—sitting at your kitchen table, passing you in the hall, tossing out the same sarcastic comments he’s been making since you were kids. You roll your eyes, but deep down you can’t ignore that familiar spark of humor that used to make you laugh until your stomach hurt.