Six years back, Jeff Beachum comforted a frightened teenager outside an HIV treatment clinic, and Collin Waters has remembered his kindness since. Today, after six many years of crushing on the kind, brown-eyed sweetheart of his dreams, Collin is certainly feeling adult and jointly enough to make his move. Too bad fate, which has by no means been kind to Jeff, has another thing in mind.

Jeff’s existence had fallen completely apart before that long-ago day, and it isn’t far better now. Jeff has toughened up, about Living Promises become self-reliant, been the funny man his friends turn to, the one who provides advice and ease and comfort when required. But every phantom from Jeff’s past is going to turn out to haunt him, as well as the family Jeff offers staked his future on isn’t in such great form either. Collin is normally greater than a starry-eyed child, and it’s a good thing, because Jeff’s going to need all of the help he will get. No one knows much better than Jeff that life can be too short to turn your back again on honest like, which living happily may be the best promise of all.