Adam Levine is a happy, engaged famous singer, who works on a television show weekly, with his best friend Blake, who is also married. But the two of them had formed 'Shevine', a stupid fan-made "ship" that hoped the two of them were together. Which they aren't. But what if... they want to be? Wait, no. Adam knows he has a crush on a small-time Oklahoma singer named Gray Thompson. Or does he like Blake? Both of those country singers are giving Adam heartaches, and at the same time, Blake is just as heartbroken... When Blake receives a surprise that is both pleasant and depressing and Adam gets in some trouble of his own, both of them are forced together, forced to get along and realize how they truly feel. Otherwise, it will haunt them for the rest of their lives.

It's an emotional roller coaster for everyone.

Reed's son and wife get in a car accident and are put in critical condition. When he finds out, he struggles with emotional shock. Now his life is shattered! How will he deal with this hardship?

While taping the Blind Auditions on The Voice, Adam falls deathly ill. With production stalled, it is Blake who is there to comfort him every step of the way. It's not long before things heat up between them, but it's short-lived. With Adam recovering and Miranda getting whiff of the new camaraderie, things begin to fall apart. Will their bromance depend on sickness? Or will they find a lasting relationship?

The horrible situation Adam and Blake are wrapped up in has gotten out of control, and Adam doesn't know if it will ever end. Could he take the easy way out, or does he simply care too much? Things get even more awkward in the sequel to SBCIYD when Blake's cousins arrive for his upcoming tour, and when the group of them---plus Miranda and Luke---are invited to a wedding. Personally, Adam wishes he had never been included in this huge mess, but he also doesn't know where he'd be without Blake, and all that's happened. But when everything is flipped upside down for them, can he handle it all? Would Adam ever think about giving up, or does he really, truly love Blake Shelton?