Seth:

I've had a crush on Kaden since the day I met him six years ago. He's everything I've ever wanted, which sounds amazing. Except that he's straight. And my best friend. And my coworker.

It's okay, though. It's just a harmless crush. It's not so bad.

Until Covid hits, and suddenly I'm facing one of the hardest decisions of my life: when what I want is finally in reach, is it worth the risk of losing it all?



Kaden:

I used to have a life before all of this. I'm not saying I was the life of the party, but I had a girlfriend. I was in a band. I trained in kickboxing.
I used to work hard. Play hard. Train hard.

Now everything is just hard. I'm not who I used to be, and maybe that's why the idea of hooking up with my best friend—as a way to keep some kind of balance and human touch in this apocalyptic mess we're living in—wasn't that far-fetched.

Or maybe I've finally lost my mind.

But Seth promised me nothing would change if we did this, and if there's one person I trust with my life, it's Seth. So, we're good.

Right?