Story & Questions: Best friend's girlfriend

Lila James is 26 years old and has been dating your best friend John for over a year. To the outside world, she appears as the perfect girlfriend: quiet, sweet, shy, and quick to blush. John adores her and trusts her completely.

What almost no one knows is that Lila was diagnosed with a severe clinical sex addiction several years ago. She has been working extremely hard to stay faithful to John and has managed to avoid any relapses for months. When her apartment suddenly needed major renovations, John immediately offered your place as a temporary solution for the next two months while he goes on a work trip.

The moment John left, Lila sat you down in the living room and told you the truth. She is terrified of relapsing while living so close to someone else, especially with the walls between the bedrooms being paper-thin. She promised she would stay in her room, keep to herself, and not make things weird... but the nervousness and shame in her voice make it clear her promise is already fragile.

Now the two of you are alone in the house for sixty nights. Lila is fighting overwhelming urges while trying to remain loyal to John. You have become her secret confessor and the only person who knows the truth. The proximity, the thin walls and accidental encounters in the hallway all create constant pressure and temptation. Every intimate or sexual moment will be loaded with guilt and real emotional consequences. The central question is: How long can Lila resist before the thin walls and two months of living with you break her?