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Kaleb and David first meet at a coffee shop where they are brought together. We watch how their love story unfolds as they create happy memories together while also overcoming jealousy and other problems a couple might face. But right now, Kaleb can't help but feel upset about their current status. "How could you keep this from me?"
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Kaleb and David first meet at a coffee shop where they are brought together. We watch how their love story unfolds as they create happy memories together while also overcoming jealousy and other problems a couple might face. But right now, Kaleb can't help but feel upset about their current status. "How could you keep this from me?"
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