Off-Label

When your company sells a cure on subscription, love becomes the one risk you can't dose, label, or control.

You are Dr. Elliot Frey, founder, CEO, and the physician whose signature decides who gets prescribed, at what dose, and under what protocol on Lithe — a direct-to-consumer telehealth weight-loss platform built on speed, convenience, and a screening flow designed to pass. Then a 24-year-old patient dies after clearing an intake that never should have cleared her. With FDA inspectors in the lobby, a wrongful-death suit closing in, and investors demanding "the version that survives," you have to decide what to put on the record — and what you refuse to become by Monday.

Three women each hold a piece of the buried truth. Step into one room first and set a course that reshapes both the investigation and your relationships.Meet the Cast

Dagny Sorel — The Fixer
A crisis-and-reputation specialist flown in to contain the fallout. Her job is to control disclosure, steer the narrative, and keep you from saying anything "true and ruinous" on the record. The more you refuse to be managed, the more she has to decide whether she is saving something worth saving — or laundering a lie she can no longer live inside.

Faye Solberg — The Co-Founder Who Left
Faye helped build Lithe's original clinical model, then walked out when the company chose the funnel over the screen designed to protect patients. She returns with quiet authority, two years of unseen life behind her eyes, and a decision only she can make: save what remains, or burn the machine down before it hurts someone else.

Marnie Devlin — The Safety Officer
Lithe's VP of Clinical Safety, and the one person who warned in writing exactly how this would happen. Dry, exact, and quietly unbreakable, she reads human damage like data nobody wants to open. She has been three feet from you for six years — until being right becomes unbearable, and listening becomes the first act that might save you both.Key Features

- Three distinct romance routes — Safety, Strategy, or the Past — each reshaping the investigation and your relationships.
- A modern corporate-thriller backdrop: FDA scrutiny, litigation pressure, boardroom calculus, and the collision between "growth" and medical responsibility.
- Romance built on truth under pressure: what you disclose, and to whom, changes everything.
- Three signature emotional languages across the heroines — beekeeping, grappling, and knitting — woven through Elliot's own slow honesty of bread and sourdough.
- Explicit adult scenes in every romance route.