"What about me? Our family has never been one centered on love, Dad. We've always had to be faced with countless difficulties in this house, and now it's going to be my choice of a partner? Even my brothers never had this issue even though they picked people you would consider out of their leagues, so why should mine be any different? Why do you insist of making things unnecessarily hard for me!?" "Because you're gay!" Smith exclaims, enraged. Mr Smith, the patriarch of the affluent and well-known Smiths, is constantly under pressure, owing to the ways of his sons; Cameron, his first, hardworking and successful, but could pass as a rock with how unfeeling he is. Byron, the middle child, also the black sheep of the family, has always been cheery and lively, but he is a thorn in their side, constantly in the spotlight for casting a poor light on their family's reputation. Midas, the last and no doubt favorite son, is on the edge of loosing that spot with the arrival of a new addition in the family. The last thing Mr Smith would expect was for a fellow man to be introduced as his son's partner and it was safe to say all hell breaks loose. Will Smith be able to deal with their vices and mend the ever straining relationship with his sons?.

ZK - Youngest boxing champion, good looking, influential, wild and notorious for his unbelievable stamina and ability to knockout an opponent literally seconds into a fight. Zayn King lived by one motto 'YOLO' so he lives everyday like it's his last, reckless and daring, feelings and emotions were a luxury he couldn't afford, giving the life he led and enjoyed. Zayn was in control, he had it all figured out until he found the wind being knocked out his lungs by the simple existence of a young barista-- Said Barista gaining unwelcome attention of his longtime rival, throwing Zayn back into discomfort of reliving the past he'd try so desperately to crawl out of. Zayn, who never had to fight for anything other than an overly designed belt or the adrenaline rush that comes with inflicting pain on another, suddenly found himself willing and ready to face the rival he'd promised never to give a strand of his attention to. Why? He'd work it out along the way.