Jamari don't do love. Don't do labels. And definitely don't do men. Or at least that's what he tells himself. He keeps his distance, moves cold, and backs up every time things get too real. Jay doesn't hide how he feels. He shows up. He puts in effort. And that's where the problems start. Jay wants Jamari in a way that's honest, steady but Jamari keeps pulling away, turning tension into arguments and silence into space. They clash because Jay wants forward, and Jamari is scared of what forward means.