Hayden Grayson has been dating Noah Walsh for three years, and now it's time for him to go to college. With the reassurance of a safe distance relationship, Hayden prepares to take the next step.
But Hayden's college dreams come crashing down when facing a new environment, away from his parents and school friends. After suffering an unexpected loss and dealing with unfair grief, Hayden relapses into depression and self-harm. Without his parents and boyfriend's presence, Hayden feels alone and hopeless.
Meanwhile, the three struggle to be there for him. His parents try their best to keep him safe despite juggling between work, moving on, and the fact that their son is now an adult. Even worse, Noah's feelings for Hayden loom when he develops a close bond with his new flatmate, a bond that starts to become more than just a casual friendship.
Caught in a mayhem of self-harm, depression, and addictions, Hayden will need to be stronger than ever because he knows that despite being a pure feeling, love will never cure his mental illness.
