Zacky Porter had a lump on the back of his head, a concussion the size of the sun and…three years of missing memories. Well, they weren’t missing exactly. He just had three years of memories from a different version of his life. One where he quit hockey after Cameron Vesper, his liney and eventual husband, sustained a career ending injury. He had a nice life outside of Toronto post-hockey. He was going to be a gym teacher.

Now, he was in a strange apartment in Texas, and Cameron was telling him that they not only were not married and had never been romantic, they were still playing hockey. Cameron and Zacky were playing on the same line in the NHL.

Cameron Vesper would do anything for his best friend, including nurse him back to health after hitting his head hard on the ice. But Zacky didn’t just have normal concussion symptoms. He was convinced he’d lived a parallel life, where the two of them were both retired and married. Cameron couldn’t stop thinking about the two of them being married. He could picture it.

But as Cameron warmed up to the idea of their friendship becoming something more, Zacky became more determined to leave him behind and get back to his own universe. To his actual husband. Their friendship had always been simple, straightforward, steadfast. Now it was something neither of them recognized.

It's wedding week, and Brady Griffin is already in a bad mood about it. Watching one of his best friends marry the love of his life should be awesome, but Brady is dealing with layers of confusion and denial when it comes to his feelings for his friend.

His sour mood hasn't gone unnoticed. In fact, it's earned him a babysitter. Cole Fawn, a fellow groomsman, is more than happy to help make sure his friends can relax on their wedding day. And it isn't a hardship. Brady is cute, and right off the bat, Cole likes getting under his skin.

As Brady acknowledges that his feelings for his friend might be attraction, Cole suggests some no-strings-attached exploratory activities to keep his mind off the groom and see if that attraction applies to men in general.

Quinn Griffin's life is in shambles. He's freshly divorced, he's fighting with his best friend, and he just punched his brother in the face. He wants to escape. Instead, he loses himself in one video game stream after the next.

His favorite streamer, MidWeston, is a hopeless little flirt, and cute as a fucking button. He gives Quinn butterflies, while every other part of his life is rotting him to the core. As their online friendship grows, Quinn lets himself disappear into it.

Weston knows that Quinn, who makes him feel warm and wanted through his constant flirty comments, is not a viable romantic option. But when they find out they live close enough to see each other in person, it's a no-brainer. He was expecting to gain a friend. Weston was not expecting to meet someone who sees him down to his very core. Their promise to keep things casual is going to be very difficult.