The Flatshare

Tiffy Moore needs a cheap flat, and fast. Leon Twomey works nights and needs cash. Their solution is an ideal, if unconventional, arrangement: Leon will have the one-bedroom flat during the day while he sleeps, and Tiffy will have it at night and on weekends. They've never met, they'll never see each other, and they'll share a bed. But as they begin leaving Post-it notes for one another around the apartment, their communication soon evolves from reminders about garbage day to unexpectedly intimate confessions.

What starts as a practical living situation becomes a surprising connection between two people leading separate lives within the same four walls. As Tiffy heals from a controlling relationship and Leon fights for his wrongfully imprisoned brother, their notes become a lifeline. This story explores whether it's truly possible to fall for someone you've never met, revealing how the most meaningful connections can form when you least expect them.