Ellie has been having commitment-free hookup sex with her housemate's friend Mia. She is having fun. She likes the sex, and likes Mia, and whatever it is they have, it seems to be working for them both. They are becoming friends as well as enjoying the benefits. They are becoming friends, but they never actually talk about what it is between them. Ellie isn't sure if she wants a relationship with another woman, and she doesn't know whether Mia wants one with her at all, even assuming Mia could stop insisting she doesn't do relationships long enough to try and have one. Suddenly it seems as...

Ellie has been not-quite-flirting with her housemate's friend Mia, and not especially thinking what that might mean, until one day, unexpectedly, Mia offers to follow through on the flirting. Ellie is startled, but willing. She hasn't been with a woman before, but she likes Mia, and decides she ought to try. She does, and it's good. It's very good, so they do again and Ellie begins to discover just how wonderful and confusing sex with another woman can be. It's exciting and unexpected and oddly tender too, and Ellie enjoys it far more than she expected. She enjoys it, and begins to get close...

Beth thinks a casual encounter with a stranger at a party is a one-time thing, but he seems to have other plans. She is a brilliant young mathematics professor, and he turns out to be one of her students. Sleeping with him is against her college's rules, and may have a grave professional cost, but Beth is attracted enough to Ethan that she simply doesn't care. She breaks the rules, and sees him again, and begins to realize that she has become too lost in her work and forgotten how wonderful such moments can be. No-one is getting hurt, she thinks, and no harm is being done, so she sees no...