More Than Intended

Oscar Cross has spent most of his life being told he's too much.
Too particular. Too honest. Too intense. Too difficult to understand. At nineteen, he's grown used to people keeping their distance and has mostly stopped expecting anything different.
Kiho Moon has spent most of his teen years with too much on his shoulders.
Too many responsibilities. Too many things to worry about. One too many people depend on him for him to waste time worrying about himself.
Oscar has more love to give than he knows what to do with.
Kiho has never learned how to let anyone give him any.
When the two unexpectedly find their lives becoming tangled together, neither of them is prepared for what starts as an unlikely friendship to become something neither had made room for.
Oscar has spent years believing that being loved means being tolerated.
Kiho has spent years believing that being loved means being useful.
Maybe they're both wrong.