Rent Free
Off Campus fans, brace yourselves! Mika Abdalla and Stephen Kalyn reunite for a steamy new romance
Los Angeles/IBNS: Off Campus stars Mika Abdalla and Stephen Kalyn, whose sizzling chemistry in the hit web series won over fans worldwide, are set to reunite for a new three-episode audio romance titled Rent Free.
According to a report by Variety, the actors will recreate their onscreen magic in the upcoming project on the Quinn app.
New Romance, New Characters
In Rent Free, Abdalla will play Nora, a feisty and charismatic painter living in New York City.
Kalyn, meanwhile, will portray a cocky former jock who has transitioned into a successful investment banker.
The audio romance is expected to capitalize on the popularity of the duo's chemistry, which became one of the most talked-about aspects of Off Campus.
All Eyes on Off Campus Season 2
The reunion comes at a time when anticipation is already high for the second season of Off Campus.
The upcoming installment will primarily focus on the relationship between fan-favourite characters Allie Hayes and Dean Di Laurentis, played by Abdalla and Kalyn respectively.
The announcement has further fuelled excitement among viewers eager to see more of the beloved couple.
Scripts Already Completed
Show creator Louisa Levy has revealed that all eight episodes of the second season have already been written.
Speaking to Variety, Levy said: "All eight scripts are written and we have a very exciting plan for the season. I don't want to say anything yet — but I think book fans will be very excited."
Based on a Bestselling Book Series
Off Campus is based on the bestselling Off-Campus book series by Elle Kennedy.
The adaptation has quickly built a loyal fan following thanks to its college romance storyline, engaging characters and the chemistry between its lead stars.
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