Levi Karter has noticed a handsome new stranger in his neighborhood and it seems as though they cross paths at every turn. Waiting at the crosswalk, coffee on the street, lunch in the park; every day is another chance meeting and Levi decides it’s time to reach out. Placing a missed connections ad, he hopes that the handsome stranger will respond.
Jack Hunter knows how to flirt, make eye contact, make his presence known. But as is often the case with cute strangers we see in passing, there’s not always the perfect opportunity to make a move.
There’s no wrong way to make a connection, even if it’s as instant as a few quick glances outside a bookshop in Los Angeles. As Ricky Roman recounts with a deep, sultry narration, it’s actually these passing connections that often drive us the most wild.
A chance encounter, a missed connection, fond memories of an estranged lover. While walking through Central Park, Tegan Zayne laid eyes on a handsome man that reminded him of a past lover which sent him reeling and unleashed fond memories of the time he and Max Holt shared together. Sitting alone in his room, Tegan reaches out to Max Holt and reflects on their past.
