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The Steel boys have been through hell, that much is for certain but they've tried to move on with their lives.

Ten years have passed, some are married and some even have children. They all have their careers and their homes and their own personal lives. But that never stopped them from getting together as often as possible and celebrating each other. 

When twenty-six year old Jayden Steel gets nominated for a Nobel Prize, the boys get together. Of course, it's a boys trip so that means that the wives and children get left at home. 

They're all staying at Gabriel's beach house, enjoying being around each other when their lives change. Again. 


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