Charlie Roberts' life is not the easiest. A business trip forces him to move in with his father in Oak Jeans while his mother works. Adjusting has always been a problem for him, but it's even harder here. It's not enough that he started his new class with a colored pass, his life at home isn't made any easier by the confusing Ethan. He has to deal with his mood swings while falling more and more in love with the grumpy policeman. His previously quiet daily life is turned upside down as he spends more and more time in the city. The many secrets that surround him begin to surface and burn like a destructive fire.

Ethan Edevane is calm but stubborn. His monotonous, boring life is upended in an instant when his mother's partner's son moves in with them. The awkward, stubborn Charlie turns him completely inside out and makes him feel oyan feelings he should hate, but the boy's charming personality pulls him in deep. At first he resists the attraction, trying to chase Charlie as far away from him as possible with his rude behaviour, but he can't hold back for long. He gets on a seemingly endless rollercoaster ride with no way off. All the emotions come at once, happiness, longing, sorrow, regret, love.

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