Chicago, The Windy City. It goes by many names but for these six individuals, it's simply known as 'home'. Some have been here since birth, unfamiliar with a life without busy street, neon lights and sirens blaring past your window in the dead of night. Others have made Chicago their home, coming from other countries and cultures, they have found their own little safe haven in the heart of a bustling city. No matter how they got here, what these six share in common is that this is where they have chosen to plant their roots. Start a life; continue a legacy. It may not be perfect but it is home.

Three apartments, two next-door to each other, one a road over. That is where their stories begin. New friends, old lovers, flatmates and siblings. However it is they've entwined themselves, all six have their own little part to play.

Setting the scene. A city of high-rises, and this street is no different. A multitude of different people live their lives here, focused on work, love or simply just getting by. That is how we meet the six, busy doing whatever it is they do best. Living a life. One coffee shop - a meeting place, warm and inviting. Here they spend their time, chatting about everything and nothing. Sipping on boiling hot, cheap and not so nice coffees. It doesn't matter, they come here to regroup and tell stories of their day.

Two siblings trying their hardest to get along in a new flat all alone, no parents to force them into behaving. A best friend lost in a city he doesn't recognise. Two new flatmates with a lot of growing up to do, and one weirdo that provides the friends with tall tales from around the world.

Secrets will be kept, patience will be tried and friendships will ultimately be tested. Can these six young adults navigate life and finds themselves not only success, but soul mates and families? That's really all they're looking for. Each is lost and alone, feeling isolated in this massive city, will they stick together or let their friendships crumble?

Their stories aren't new, they've all been told before. But this time, maybe it'll be different. It's no longer the 90's - Chicago isn't New York and these six aren't your average F.R.I.E.N.D.S.