Dean Rivera is a charming, confident personal trainer with killer biceps and a love life that's been stuck in neutral for months. Restless on the cusp of Valentine's Day and tired of ghosted chats and lonely nights, he agrees-somewhat reluctantly-to attend a gay mixer arranged by his straight best friend's girlfriend. His goal? Get laid, have fun, and maybe flirt his way into someone's bed. But when Dean arrives at The Cove, he's met with a whirlwind of twinks, tequila-fueled dares, and one very grumpy bearded stranger named Nathan-who knocks him off his feet (literally) and seems wholly uninterested in the party or Dean's charm. What starts as annoyance turns to curiosity as Dean realizes Nathan isn't just some buzzkill-he's quiet, wounded, and hiding more than he lets on.

After years apart, Kane and Dylan cross paths again-older, changed, yet haunted by the same longing they never acted upon. One night brings them together, stirring buried memories, unspoken regrets, and a fleeting intimacy that neither can forget. But their worlds are too different, and the choices they made long ago still cast shadows over the present. Was this reunion a blessing-or just a cruel twist of fate?

They've been best friends for years. The kind of closeness that feels unbreakable. Shared routines, late nights, inside jokes that only make sense to them. Everyone assumes they'll always stay this way. But something that was meant to be friendship starts to mean more to one of them. As graduation approaches and life begins pulling them in different directions, the truth becomes harder to ignore. Because loving someone who doesn't love you back doesn't just hurt - it slowly unravels the friendship you're trying so hard to protect. So what happens when holding on hurts just as much as letting go? And when the line between love and friendship finally breaks... what's left standing?