Luan Hayes is charming, caring, determined, and talks a lot. He knows how to never leave space for awkward silence.

Looking at him, he almost seems like a perfect human, but everyone has their demons in some ways, even those who shine as bright as the sun with their positivity.

 

Grey Davis keeps to himself. He’s quiet, observant, and prefers to keep his distance to those who seem more like a complication than simplicity.

His family means everything to him, and he would sacrifice his happiness to keep the people he loves.

 

But could two complete opposites even work?

 

They live on two different sides of the country, rarely see each other, especially when one has a very tight work schedule. And it doesn’t help that Grey can’t possibly end up with a guy, ever. If he wants to keep his family, happiness and love come second.

Luckily, Luan is very patient and knows that whatever he wants, he gets, even if he has to wait for years for a simple reply to his texts.

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So what happens when the only choices left are family or love?

 

The answer is obvious, but perhaps neither of them ever thought family could turn into a weapon.