When two boys who are complete opposites of one-another are thrown into each others paths, questions arise, friendships are broken and formed, and a billion other complications are thrown into their faces, but they simply have to deal. Deal with the horrors of teenage angst.

Phil starts getting cute, little messages from a secret admirer and gradually feels himself falling more and more in love with the boy. But can you really like someone you've never seen before? And what will happen when Phil finds out the real identity of his admirer?

"What are you doing here?" he asked. "Just sitting." I replied. His famous smile played across his face. "I mean, why are you here." "Because I love you!" "Why?" he tilted his head and raised an eyebrow. "Because I'm supposed to!" "You're supposed to?" I nodded. "I'm supposed to love you!" I nodded and smiled. ---- Peter Lewis Kingston Wentz The third, or Pete, was a troubled twenty one year old man. But you never really can tell what his issue is. He's in a band, has two of the coolest friends around, and has friends and family that loves him even when he came out that he's gay. What's wrong, right? His mind. He's having a real hard time accepting the fact that he thinks no one would ever love him, even the people he loves, the people he's supposed to love. Then this nerdy little kid comes in. Pete's never been one to fall for his type. Will this kid change his mind? Will this kid heal his mind? Is this kid the person he's supposed to love?