"Meat" has been a call-guy in Chicago's gay district for over a year and seems largely satisfied with his job. Until a peculiar new client makes him question if he should be serving his meat to everyone.

Clay is a kind-hearted seventeen year old that just can't seem to win. He feels like he gets walked all over, whether it's by his parents or his long-term boyfriend Tony. All of Clay's troubles are only amplified when his parents tell him that they are moving from their San Francisco home to Portland, Oregon. Clay finds it hard to deal with his new life in Portland and only makes it harder on himself when he can't seem to keep his mouth shut. Clay meets overly-optimistic Aurora, laid back Zenan, and fun-loving Brooke who become his only real friends and help him through what he feels is his life falling to pieces. But when he meets the star quaterback, Gabriel Covarrubias, things get more intense than he could have imagined. Lies, family drama, bullies, and a love story that will tug at your heart strings.

I had the perfect life, the perfect everything. And then I had to stand and watch it all crash in front of me; literally. -- Jamie Flint has to deal with reality; no matter how strong he tries to stay, something always comes to add more pain. Secrets aren't meant to be told, too many secrets just mess with your head, Jamie learnt that the hard way. Daniel Hopson on the other hand, he lives the life of a celebrity. With the most beautiful girlfriend in the whole school and the 'best' group of friends any guy could dream of, what could ever go wrong in a world so perfect? Perhaps it could be feelings arising, feelings that aren't supposed to be there... This is one of those boy meets girl stories, except it's boy meets boy. As strong as Jamie is, he still needs Daniel's help more than he thinks, he needs him to be by his side. Two entirely different people, the only thing they share is their crazy kind of love.