Dhatri is a Physical Education major who lives by a rigid, hyper-masculine code: gym bros only, zero skincare, and a "dignity" so fragile that even sunscreen feels like a threat. He doesn't just avoid the LGBTQ+ community; he makes them the punchline of every joke.

His worldview hits a wall on move-in day when he spots a girl standing in the middle of his room.

"Hey, princess," Dhatri sneered, dropping his duffel bag. "The girls' dorm is across the quad. Don't get your hopes up; you’re not staying here."

The student turned around, face completely expressionless. "I’m in the right place. I’m Leutik, Biochemistry major. I’m your roommate."

Dhatri froze, his brain failing to process the soft features and slight frame of the person in front of him. "Wait... you're a guy?"

"Biologically and legally," Leutik replied, deadpan, before turning back to stack his textbooks.

For a guy who built his entire personality on being the ultimate "alpha," being trapped in a small dorm with a boy who looks like a girl is Dhatri’s worst nightmare. His freshman year hasn't even started, and his sanity is already on the line.