Chris is depressed. He's traumatized by the strong homosexual feelings he can't seem to repress. For the longest time, he'd tried to turn to his religion for a solution, but frankly, religion doesn't have all the answers, and God just chooses not to answer so many.
After being accepted into a college on honors, he feels he can finally let go of the past and his feelings since his object of affection was nowhere in sight. But the world seems to be a parody on its own, and he meets Simon, a second-year computer technology student.
As the two struggle to find themselves and discover the meaning of acceptance, their problems aren't in any way helped by the disapproval of Chris' White-hating religious fanatic father, or Simon's religion hating anti-black adoptive father.
Sometimes, in the midst of all human problems we all just want to rest in peace.
Warning;
-Contains strong racial and religious themes.
Following the events of his break up with a certain redhead, Stefan is left nursing a broken heart as well as his pride, forced to watch the man he once loved getting engaged to someone else.
Lost in sadness, as well as shame due to his mistakes, he throws himself into work, deciding that love and all that it entails was a finished story.
But when another redhead stumbles into his life in form of his new PA, at once so similar and yet so very different than his ex-boyfriend, Stefan is left wondering if there may be a sequel to his tragic love story.