Ray lives his life like a fugitive and all because he has the gift to adapt to any circumstance thrown at him from breathing underwater to being set on fire. He is constantly harassed by men in suits, captured over and over and questioned. When he takes an interest in one of his questioners, the secret company takes advantage of the situation.

Ryan is a fresh, new teacher, and he's both nervous and excited for his first class ever. Things get more complicated when a rude, sarcastic student named Gavin takes a liking to him, and Ryan can't help but notice how attractive he is.

Ryan is a Senior in high school about to perform the lead in his school play, but terror and insecurities are driving him wild. His boyfriend Gavin is more than happy to help calm him.

It was impossible to tell by appearance that Gavin was an android. Hell, if you were to have a conversation with him one-on-one, you'd still think he was human, and nothing would lead you to believe otherwise. Only when he was beside his husband was one able to find subtle clues that let them know. But things go different when Gavin begins to feel things no robot should be able to understand.

Gavin keeps getting little notes from a secret admirer in the office, and can’t help feeling a little downtrodden when they suddenly stop.

Gavin is a store clerk living a mundane existence, but all of that changes when a rather odd customer checks out in a most unusual way.

Ray goes out to a bar with his friends the night before his final year of college starts and hooks up with a rather attractive older man. But when he enters his class the first day, he’s given quite a shock to see the professor is the same man he hit it off with the night before

Take Ray. He believed in the idea of love, just didn’t know what love looked like. Until the moment he saw Joel. Joel Heyman was a rising tennis star respected for his talent, but famous for his beauty. And no sooner had Ray found him that he felt his chances slipping away. based off this commercial-https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xLTGbPI6hE0

Ryan, having only panickedly skipped out on his own wedding a few days previously, is at a restaurant talking to his friend Geoff about how he totally DOESN’T (does) have a fear of commitment. “Fine.” Geoff smirks. “Then I dare you to marry the next person that asks you.” And Ryan is never one to refuse a bet. Meanwhile, Gavin has been having an incredibly hard day. Being a waiter is hard, especially when everyone’s an asshole. So when he accidentally spills a water on Ryan, he’s expecting the worst. When he instead gets only kindness back, he sighs in relief. “Besides, being a waiter is an incredibly hard job.” Ryan says and Gavin laughs breathlessly. “You’re the only one that seems to get that. Seriously, marry me.” He jokes, surprised by the sudden burst of laughter that comes from Ryan’s companion.