
Max & Maven Take on the World
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Money Already PromisedMaven lends money her own plans were counting on.
Everybody Else Kept GoingMax faces comparison and finds a next step in her own work.
You Didn’t Tell Me That PartMaven suggests a Friday outing while packing for home.
The Plan Has a PriceMax and Maven check what their next steps would cost.
Home Isn’t High SchoolAdult daughters and their parents work out how to share a home.
What I’m Choosing NextMax and Maven choose, act, and adjust.
You Said AugustAn August check-in brings actual numbers, new interests, and an afternoon together.
I Can Cover the PaymentMax investigates the full cost of a car and the commitments that come with the keys.
Are We Making Plans?Maven and Eli turn interest into an actual date.
This One’s MineMax takes on client questions, revisions, and the pride of being requested again.
I Thought I Was ClearA missed handoff at Corner Press raises questions about responsibility, credit, and finishing the job.
You Said It Was PaidA payment shortfall becomes a deliberate lie, and Max has to face both.
What I Can PromiseMax starts repairing trust while Maven makes a romantic choice and applies for work she wants.
I Got the Job. Now What?Maven finds work she enjoys and a coworker she looks forward to seeing.
Something That’s MineAn original print, a modest budget, and a first community art table.
Are We Calling This Something?Good dates lead Maven and Eli to talk about what they want from a relationship.
You Made Plans Without Me?Their friendship makes room for new people, separate plans, and a Sunday breakfast.
Can I Use Your Car?A reasonable request leaves Max deciding what she is comfortable lending before work.
I Changed My MindExperience helps each woman choose which parts she wants more of.
There’s an OpeningA design offer is appealing, and the class it conflicts with matters too.
Where Would I Live?Maven and Tasha explore whether the home each wants could be the same place.Meet Max & Maven
Max: 21. A print-studio job, an evening class, and a future she is testing through experience.
Maven: 21. A psychology student navigating expectations, money, family, and friendship.
