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Unable to pay for the renovation, Tom and Mia are forced to sell the building to Titanas for a symbolic sum, then it will be turned into a luxury hotel. The roommates have just a few more months to spend together. Tom and Reem work together as apartment caretakers for Airbnb. Always racing against the clock, they're unable to admit their feelings for each other. Tom helps Reem obtain access to a space where she can launch her solidarity store project. The Chinese foundation that agrees to finance her project offers Tom a prestigious position in Hong Kong, which he cannot refuse. Mia and Dimitra cross paths with Kristos at a political conference. He takes on the position as the leader of NGOs that aid refugees... Revolted, Mia tries to oppose him, in vain. Panos, a journalist at the conference, tries to find out why. Mia refuses to explain. Dimitra confesses to Mia that Kristos has already been suspected of sexual assault. Mia decides to speak out, releasing a video denouncing her rapis

Mia is in shock over Noam's sudden death. The police find significant structural damages in the roommates' apartment and force them to evacuate. The squatters take them in on their floor. Noam's family comes to Athens to repatriate his body to Burundi. The roommates see that his father is still in denial about Noam's gender transition. His father insists that he had a daughter, and refuses to hear anything about Noam's new life. Noam's friends, the roommates, the squatters and NGO members all arrive at the crematorium, but Noam's father refuses to allow them to attend his cremation ceremony. Overwhelmed by that decision, Mia collapses. Tom tracks down a contact at Sintail, a Chinese multinational that owns an abandoned storefront. Reem pitches them her solidarity store project and Tom helps her to build her proposal. They're happy to spend that time together. Bassem - Reem's fianc

Once back in Athens, as a ploy to delay the final sale of the building, Tom and Mia claim they've found an archaeological ruin in the cellar. The moment Kristos arrives at the NGO, Tom gets into a fight with him and throws him out. The roommates look on, mystified. Giulia and Tom finally give in to their mutual attraction. But the unexpected arrival of Giulia's fianc

Mia and Tom fly to France for the family Christmas at their father Xavier's house. Xavier is now living with Juliette, who's 9-months pregnant. Knowing that her kids are in Paris, Wendy invites herself to join them... with her entire English family in tow. Lilly tells Tom it's all over between them. She's in love with Josh

In shock at being raped, Mia armors herself in total silence. Yet Kristos is in complete denial about his actions and tries to see her again. She avoids him, as best she can. Mia's suddenly taciturn demeanor leads to misunderstandings with several people around her. Noam is especially baffled by her odd behavior and decides to end their relationship. And now that Lily's broken up with him, Tom also goes into a depression. Pippo walks in on Barbora while she's making a sex-cam video. While she totally embraces the notion of making a living that way, she doesn't want the news to get out either. Their seductive game becomes increasingly ambiguous, and they eventually fall in love. Chatting with the owner of the bar across the street, Tom and Mia discover that their grandfather had led a double life. In fact, he actually bought their building as a gift for a Greek woman, with whom he had

The NGO headquarters is engulfed in flames. Rather than catching his flight back to New York, Tom stays to help his sister evacuate the panicked residents, heroically carrying Reem's younger brother, Shadi, out of the burning building. In the wee hours of the morning, with no other available solution, Mia and Tom offer to take the refugee survivors into their building. The original roommates

The roommates call Valsamidis, Tom's grandfather's lawyer, to kick the squatters out. Valsamidis is surprised that the roommates don't know that Tom's an owner of the building. Even squatter Mia is unaware that she's an owner. He warns Tom that the squatters' presence could seriously hamper the sale of the building. They must go! Despite their differences, the roommates realize that they'll have to learn to live with the squatters, who move into the floor below. Tom finally tells Mia that they own the building she's squatting in. Mia's flabbergasted. She refuses to allow Kristos or the others to see her as a wealthy heiress, and becomes embroiled in a web of lies. Tom tries to convince her to sell. But Mia despises the notion of personal enrichment, like the capitalist grandfather she's always hated. It's a showdown. When fascists attack the NGO, Kristos wants to cancel a demonstration they had planned. He sees the hostile nationalists as too dangerous a threat to the already precariou

Wendy's father dies, bequeathing Tom and Mia a property in Greece. Tom (26) and his girlfriend are struggling to launch an environmental start-up in New York. He flies to Athens to see Mia, who lives there. He finds out that they've inherited a dilapidated building in Athens. The top floor alone is occupied by a group of European students. That inheritance is a windfall for Tom. If he can sell fast, he'll make all the cash he needs to launch his start-up. But he needs his sister's consent. Tom tries to explain that to Mia, but she's too busy with her job at an NGO assisting migrants and refugees. Mia admits that she's dropped out of college. A detail she's kept from their parents, who think she's studying political science. Mia's averse to anything related to money. Faced with her vehement anti-capitalist sentiments, Tom clams up about their legacy. Mia's romantically involved with Kristos, a seductive anarchist and head of the NGO. They live together in a squat, which Tom naively thin