When Preston and Keith were teenagers, they made a pact: if they were still single when they hit thirty, they'd marry each other. Gay marriage wasn't legal then but, what the hey, they never really thought they'd have to go through with it.
Fast forward twenty-odd years, where they're both nearing forty, gay marriage has been legal for a few years, and they're both single. The time for the wedding pact has come.
It doesn't matter that Preston is gay and Keith is straight. They're so close past lovers have wondered about them. They'll marry, get all the good tax benefits, and have someone to come home to.
As for sex... well, one can't win all battles. If anything, their differences is a plus. After his last lover, Preston is a bit shy about being with anyone.
Preston is ready to walk off into the sunset with his friend. Along the way, though, he begins to realize that the reason he could never find Mr. Right was because the man was beside him all along.
Fast forward twenty-odd years, where they're both nearing forty, gay marriage has been legal for a few years, and they're both single. The time for the wedding pact has come.
It doesn't matter that Preston is gay and Keith is straight. They're so close past lovers have wondered about them. They'll marry, get all the good tax benefits, and have someone to come home to.
As for sex... well, one can't win all battles. If anything, their differences is a plus. After his last lover, Preston is a bit shy about being with anyone.
Preston is ready to walk off into the sunset with his friend. Along the way, though, he begins to realize that the reason he could never find Mr. Right was because the man was beside him all along.
