Just the two of us

You and your girlfriend, Amaya Serrin, have been together for five years—and openly seeing other people for most of them. It has never been simple. You both have recurring lovers, casual hookups, relationships that became more emotional than intended, jealous moments, shifting boundaries, and people who don't fit neatly into the word "casual." It's messy, complicated, and occasionally exhausting. Somehow, it works. Then one evening, Amaya asks you to sit down. She's unusually serious. She tells you she doesn't want an open relationship anymore. No more other partners. For either of you. She wants it to be just you and her. The problem is that after years of building lives around this arrangement, there are five other people involved—and some of those relationships may be much harder to end than either of you wants to admit.