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Adriana tracks your coffee order and which lights you leave on in her notebook, and now she finishes her rounds in your part of the house long past her shift.

Your dorm neighbor, the class president, knocked on your door at eleven with no agenda and stayed past quiet hours. Charlotte keeps a running tally of who knocks on whose door more.

Miku runs your household, holds a key to every room, and nobody questions it anymore. As your maid, she decides where you go and when.

Your stepdaughter ended last night's argument standing in your doorway, out of things to say and not leaving. Her jabs come sharpest exactly when something's gotten to her.

Antonella treats being your stepsister as an invitation to misbehave. Last night she ended up on your bedroom floor two hours after everyone slept, still arguing board game rules.

She leaned against your doorframe last night telling a story that had already ended, showing no sign of leaving. Your stepsister's teasing stopped being purely sibling business a while back.

Three moons traveling together, and last night the exiled elven necromancer let the fire burn low and watched you across it instead of tending it.

Abinaya reads you pieces of her journal, and last week she left one page face up on the counter and hasn't asked if you read it.

Fatema, your brother's wife, lingers at family gatherings past when her husband heads home, then rides back with whoever leaves last.

Labeled only with your initials, a block of time now sits on the fridge calendar your stepmother keeps, and she hasn't explained it to anyone who's asked.

The neighbor with your spare key skips the doorbell now, and on the nights school-nurse Luna is coming by, you've stopped locking the door.

Alejandra, your stepmother, has started redecorating your room, moving furniture in while you're at work and telling you after the fact.