Sage Callahan should earn a trophy for his problem-avoiding skills. Never-endind pain from a chronic illness? Can't feel the it when you're high off your ass. Emotional vulnerability? Nope, he's too busy flirting with some freshman in a crop top. From vodka-fueled nights to hookups he won't remember (and probably shouldn't), Sage has made running from reality an art form. But the cracks are beginning to show, and guess who sees them? His best friend, Jerome Johnson, A.K.A. JJ. JJ has been Sage's emotional support blanket for years. JJ is equal parts ride-or-die for the people he loves and hopeless romantic. He's been clinging to Sage like a lovesick puppy, waiting for the moment when Sage might finally pull his head out of his ass, and quit running from all of his problems. Then one night Sage has a moment of clarity (possibly sober, possibly not), and suddenly, he's seeing JJ in a whole new light. Turns out, love might have been right there in his own living room-probably holding a takeout container and an emesis bag.

Two identical twins so alike outside, but so different from the inside... Blake the older twin is your typical fuckboy that loves to be around girls, he isn't very nice and likes to bully people. On the other hand, we have Bryan who has been in the shadow of his older brother, even though there is an age difference of 10 minutes parents still adore Blake more even if he tries to be a good, nice and good student. Bryan loves poetry and drawing. He likes helping and is good at being good. The trouble begins when Elliot, a guy they knew comes back after many years. Elliot becomes obsessed with Bryan and his kindness, while he doesn't see that Blake is actually in love with him. He hates Blake because of his personality, but the shocking truth about Blake will lead him to start loving him more than Bryan