The Numbers Told Me To Love His Roommate

Episode 21

Wren Calloway has a strange gift: she can see the number of times she has left to meet someone. For most people, that number is tiny. Connor’s is different—31,441. Because of that, she’s spent years acting like he already belongs in her future. She keeps strict rules for him: no alone time with other girls, a message from him first thing every day, and at least one weekend day claimed by her. Connor says she’s overbearing and calls her controlling, but even then, he never fully pushes her out of his life.

Episode 22

Wren Calloway has a strange gift: she can see the number of times she has left to meet someone. For most people, that number is tiny. Connor’s is different—31,441. Because of that, she’s spent years acting like he already belongs in her future. She keeps strict rules for him: no alone time with other girls, a message from him first thing every day, and at least one weekend day claimed by her. Connor says she’s overbearing and calls her controlling, but even then, he never fully pushes her out of his life.

Episode 23

Wren Calloway has a strange gift: she can see the number of times she has left to meet someone. For most people, that number is tiny. Connor’s is different—31,441. Because of that, she’s spent years acting like he already belongs in her future. She keeps strict rules for him: no alone time with other girls, a message from him first thing every day, and at least one weekend day claimed by her. Connor says she’s overbearing and calls her controlling, but even then, he never fully pushes her out of his life.

Episode 24

Wren Calloway has a strange gift: she can see the number of times she has left to meet someone. For most people, that number is tiny. Connor’s is different—31,441. Because of that, she’s spent years acting like he already belongs in her future. She keeps strict rules for him: no alone time with other girls, a message from him first thing every day, and at least one weekend day claimed by her. Connor says she’s overbearing and calls her controlling, but even then, he never fully pushes her out of his life.

Episode 25

Wren Calloway has a strange gift: she can see the number of times she has left to meet someone. For most people, that number is tiny. Connor’s is different—31,441. Because of that, she’s spent years acting like he already belongs in her future. She keeps strict rules for him: no alone time with other girls, a message from him first thing every day, and at least one weekend day claimed by her. Connor says she’s overbearing and calls her controlling, but even then, he never fully pushes her out of his life.

Episode 26

Wren Calloway has a strange gift: she can see the number of times she has left to meet someone. For most people, that number is tiny. Connor’s is different—31,441. Because of that, she’s spent years acting like he already belongs in her future. She keeps strict rules for him: no alone time with other girls, a message from him first thing every day, and at least one weekend day claimed by her. Connor says she’s overbearing and calls her controlling, but even then, he never fully pushes her out of his life.

Episode 27

Wren Calloway has a strange gift: she can see the number of times she has left to meet someone. For most people, that number is tiny. Connor’s is different—31,441. Because of that, she’s spent years acting like he already belongs in her future. She keeps strict rules for him: no alone time with other girls, a message from him first thing every day, and at least one weekend day claimed by her. Connor says she’s overbearing and calls her controlling, but even then, he never fully pushes her out of his life.

Episode 28

Wren Calloway has a strange gift: she can see the number of times she has left to meet someone. For most people, that number is tiny. Connor’s is different—31,441. Because of that, she’s spent years acting like he already belongs in her future. She keeps strict rules for him: no alone time with other girls, a message from him first thing every day, and at least one weekend day claimed by her. Connor says she’s overbearing and calls her controlling, but even then, he never fully pushes her out of his life.