The Chance Encounters Series

WHAT IF THE NEW GIRL CAME TO YOUR RESCUE?   Ally has always been bullied in high school, especially after she came out. But when the new girl in school, Jamie, helps her fight the bullies during a dodgeball game in gym class, Ally is immediately attracted to her. But Jamie isn't out as lesbian and doesn't even know if she will ever have the guts to admit her feelings for Ally. Will Ally and Jamie ever get together? Read to find out!

Jason is a faceless Youtuber who blew up overnight for his beautiful songs. The other, Liam, is a fan of the famous YouTuber. When Liam sends Jason a message online through Instagram, they start talking and start liking each other. But when Jason finds out Liam is the new guy in his class at college, he realizes he can't ever let him know who he is because Jason wants to keep his fame and identity a secret. But when Liam starts making friends with Jason at college, he can't help falling even more in love with him. And soon he has to decide between telling the truth and admitting who he really is to himself and keeping a distance from Liam and hardening his heart.  

What if you lied to your family about dating someone new after your fiance passed away a year ago so they could think you were finally healing? What if the person you're fake dating is your grief counselor?    Niall lost his fiance a year ago after he passed away. His family has been really worried about him, especially since he isolates himself. Tired of his family being so overprotective, he lies about dating his grief counselor, Trent, when he and his sister bump into him in his neighborhood. But when Niall realizes his family will want to meet this new boyfriend of his, he has no choice but to beg Trent to play the part. Luckily for him, Trent gives in and agrees.    But as Niall and Trent spend time together, Niall starts falling for Trent.    But can he really date his grief counselor after the promise he made to his fiance? 

Owen and Ryan meet at a rest stop when they both accidentally miss the bus they'd been on after getting off for snacks and a toilet break. Immediately, there is a connection between them, and soon their secret relationship blossoms. But, although Ryan is out as gay and has been since high school, Owen is not. Owen must make the difficult decision. Either find the courage to come out and fight for his relationship with Ryan, or lose the person he was always meant to find for the approval of others.

When Jeff's at a high school party, he hides in the coat closet to get away from a girl in his class, Macey, who has a major crush on him but he finds annoying.    To his surprise, in the darkness of the closet, he finds Mason, the hot popular jock who's hiding from his crush, Theresa, because he embarrassed himself in front of her earlier.    As they spend time in the closet while the party is going on they start getting to know each other.  After that party, Jeff thinks he'll never speak to Mason again and everything will go back to normal.  But when Mason sits down at Jeff and his friend's table in the cafeteria wanting to be friends, Jeff realizes something is changing.   But nothing could ever happen between them. I mean, they're both straight.    Right?

What if you were a waiter who fell in love with one of your regular customers? What if both of you were straight?    Tom, a waiter, has been watching one of the customers, Daniel, for quite some time. He's interested in the college guy, but he has no idea why. He's wanted to talk to him for a long time but every time he'd chicken out. But one day when Tom finally gets the courage to say something, he and Daniel get along instantly.  But the more time Tom and Daniel spend together the more Tom's heart races for Daniel and his feelings grow.    But nothing can ever happen between them.    Because Tom and Daniel are both straight. 

What if you were a grumpy lawyer who fell in love with your bubbly client, a criminal?    When Cass gets assigned to Jeffrey's case, he isn't happy. To Cass, everything is black or white. Criminals deserve to be in prison. Of course, as a lawyer, his views haven't helped him much in winning cases. And to Cass, Jeffrey is just another criminal who should be behind bars.  But when Jeffrey is placed under house arrest for the duration of the trial, things go awry when Jeffrey is forced to stay in jail because he lives in the shelter and has no place to go. Feeling bad for Jeffrey against his better judgment, Cass decides to suggest to the court that Jeffrey stay with him for the time being.  But the longer Cass and Jeffrey are around each other, the more Cass's heart starts melting for Jeffrey.  But Cass has to decide between protecting his reputation or dating Jeffrey, a criminal.   

Greg, a sarcastic yet serious high school student, goes to the carnival being held at his school with his friends. When Greg is separated from them, he goes into one of the tents for psychic readings. To his surprise, it's the class clown guy, Taylor, who's always cracking a joke and is a little too bubbly that is running the tent. As Taylor's reading Greg's palm, he tells him he's going to meet someone soon, and it's going to change his life. Greg just laughs and tells him the chances of him meeting a girl is zero and Taylor tells him it might not be a girl. Greg doesn't know why this bothers him so much, but as he and Greg start talking, they get along instantly. From then on they start hanging out at school and soon Greg starts feeling something he's never felt before. But Greg and Taylor are straight and there can't possibly be something between them. Could a fake psychic reading end up being true? Read to find out!

What if you were an overweight nerdy guy who was just rejected by your office crush and decided to join the gym to become fit only to almost get squashed weightlifting? What if the hottest guy you've ever seen rescued you? What if both of you were straight?    When Chandler gets rejected by his office crush, he's heartbroken. Feeling desperate, he decides it's time for a change and joins the gym. But when he tries to lift a heavy weight, he accidentally gets stuck under it, the weight pressing down on his neck. But as if he was suddenly in a hair commercial, the hottest guy Chandler has ever seen comes running to his rescue. Chandler can't believe his luck when the guy, Harrison, decides to become his spotter and gym buddy.  But soon, as they start spending time together, Chandler starts falling for Harrison really badly.    But there's just one problem.    They're both straight. 

When a college student, Sky, with a bit of a gambling addiction, loses a poker game to the famous billionaire, Michael Wren, at the casino, he knows he's in trouble. Sky can't pay back the gambling debt.    But to his surprise Michael, who unbeknownst to Sky has a history of helping young guys get rid of their gambling addiction and rebuild their lives by acting as their mentor, tells him he doesn't have to pay it off if he gives him one thing in return; Sky has to become Michael's friend with benefits.  Sky is afraid of his attraction to Michael because. He's a billionaire, and Sky is only a college guy from a lower-class family.    And to make matters worse, both Sky and Michael are straight and have no experience with other men.    Could this actually work?

A tech billionaire, Stuart, used to be a nerd in high school, bullied his whole high school life by Will, the popular high school jock. Stuart had a massive crush on Amy back then but Will embarrassed him in front of the whole school because he wanted Amy. Years later Stuart sees Will and Amy together at the reunion. Turns out they were married but got a divorce but stayed civil because of the kids. Stuart finds out that Will is a new employee at his company. Out of anger, he decides to get Will fired, but before he can make the call Will starts talking to him that night at the reunion. To his surprise, they get along great. For the rest of the couple of days that they're in their hometown they spend time together and soon Stuart finds himself falling deeper and deeper. But how can their relationship work if both of them are straight?

WHAT IF YOU SENT A LOVE CONFESSION LETTER TO THE WRONG PERSON?   Jackson has a crush. He's got it bad for a guy in his class, Patrick. When Mia, his best friend, encourages him to put a letter confessing his feelings in Patrick's mailbox, Jackson knows it's a bad idea.   But when he has to go pick up his little sister and Mia has to deliver it for him, Jackson's worst nightmare happens when the next day Patrick isn't the one that received the letter. It's Nico Gonzalez.   The high school jock who happens to be straight. 

What if your friends dared you to pretend to be a woman on Tinder and prank a few guys only for you to fall in love with one of those guys? What if both of you were straight?    When Jack's friends encourage him to pretend to be a girl online, with the help of a filter turning him into a stunning woman, he thinks it won't be that bad pranking a few guys. But when Jack meets Dylan, a young man who desperately wants love in his life, Jack can't help but be attracted to him.    But there's only one problem.    Jack and Dylan are both straight. 

Jen is openly lesbian. Nikki is confused about her sexuality but thinks she's straight. When Nikki moves in as Jen's new roommate, they immediately get along, although Jen is goth and sarcastic, and Nikki is your typical cheerleader girly girl. The more time they spend together, the more Jen falls for Nikki. But when she confesses to Nikki about her feelings, Nikki tells her she's straight. They put it behind them until summer break happens and Jen and Nikki and some of their girlfriends go away for a beach holiday. Nikki tries to fight her feelings. But the closer she gets to Jen, the harder it is to deny her feelings for her roommate.

An anxious, Andy, rides the tube on his way to a family gathering. He's promised his family he'd be bringing his new boyfriend. But Andy and his boyfriend recently had a messy breakup after his boyfriend cheated on him. Not wanting to be embarrassed in front of his family Andy begs a complete stranger on the tube to play his pretend boyfriend at his family event for the evening. To his surprise, Kaden, the stranger on the train, agrees. But the immediate chemistry between them is undeniable so Kaden and Andy decide to become friends. But it's hard to be friends when you want to kiss each other. Especially since Kaden is straight.   

Brennon, the popular high school jock meets Angus, a goth guy in his high school when Brennon takes his little brother, Matthew, out to trick or treat on Halloween To his surprise Angus is really nice to his little brother although he looks intimidating at school as one of the only goth kids. Brennon can't stop thinking about Angus and Angus can't figure out why the high school jock is suddenly hanging out with him. But the more time they spend together the more feelings start to shift and grow. But Brennon is straight and has a reputation to uphold. Can anything ever happen between these two? Read to find out!

Thomas, a college student, meets Eric, an older man when Thomas sells Christmas cookies to Eric at his doorstep to raise money. Eric doesn't care a rat's ass about the charity but buys the whole bunch because Thomas is cute. Immediately there is an attraction between them. But Eric and Thomas aren't out as gay. Could anything ever happen between them?

When Kyle meets the blue-haired boy, Max, during his beach holiday during a beach party, they share a sudden kiss during the New Year's fireworks. Back in school for the next semester, Kyle puts the kiss and the boy in the past, ready to move on and get back to being the guy everyone knows him to be. But when the new kid in class ends up being that same blue-haired boy, he has no choice but to swear him to silence out of fear of coming out. At least they can be friends, both decide. But the more time Kyle and Max spend with each other, the more that initial spark grows until they can no longer deny the fireworks between them. 

One night, in a crowded restaurant, two high school guys, Evan and Clark, are celebrating their birthdays with their families. Escaping to the bathroom to get away from their family and the singing staff, they meet and there's an instant attraction between them. After that night, the more Evan and Clark got to know each other the more the attraction grew between them. But Evan and Clark aren't out as gay, so nothing can ever happen between them, right? But sometimes birthday wishes still work. Could their birthday wish still come true?

When Julie Chen takes her younger sister, Amy, to see the Christmas parade, she meets Jayla, the girl playing Amy's favorite princess in the parade. Immediately, there is a spark between them. But Julie isn't out as lesbian and she's afraid of coming out. The more time they spend together, Julie realizes she has to make a decision. Her family or the new love she was always meant to find. 

Trey, a college student, has a best friend, Jennifer. Jennifer always talks about her cousin Connor, another college student. Trey has never met Connor before, until one day, Jennifer invites Trey to a party at her house. When he arrives, he sees Connor for the first time and his heart skips a beat. As the night wears on, Trey finds himself drawn to Connor. But Trey worries about how Jennifer would react if she found out about his feelings for Connor. However, fate has other plans, and one day, Jennifer has to attend an emergency and asks Trey to go with Connor to a football game. The more time Connor and Trey spend together after that the more feelings start to grow and the undeniable chemistry becomes harder to ignore. But Connor is Jennifer's cousin and both guys are straight. 

When Rett, a popular high school jock has to get the popular cheerleader, Tia, to fall for him, he struggles to talk to her. Rett shows up to class on a Saturday for extra English tutoring lessons where he meets Connor, another student who's his tutor for the day. Connor has always been nerdy and shy and quiet but has a skill for writing poetry. To Connor's surprise, Rett opens up to him about his crush on Tia. Connor suggests Rett write her a poem but Rett tells him he's bad at words. When Connor writes a poem for Rett, Tia immediately loves it. But Tia starts asking for more poetry and Rett begs Connor to write more. As Connor writes Tia starts falling hard for Rett but the more time Connor and Rett spend together the more they start liking each other instead. But Rett is straight and can't possibly be gay, right?

Joe, a high school student, is in a deep discussion on the phone with his gaming buddy he knows from online, Drew, about the Sims game he's playing with replica characters of his family. Joe casually mentions that he wants to kill 'his' mother but he actually means the character of his mother in the Sims game. Another high school student, Trevor, overhears this and freaks out thinking it's real. When Joe explains and tells him it's just in the game and he'd never kill his mom he invites a relieved Trevor to come game with him after school then he'll show him the Sims game. So after school, Trevor and Joe go to Joe's house and they play the Sims. There is an instant attraction between the two and the more they get to know each other the closer they get. But there's just one problem; they're both straight. 

Gabriel, a Brazilian-American, has always known he was gay. Because of his father's disapproval as a young kid, he's been forced to hide the biggest part of himself for years. Billy is your typical lumberjack who was raised to be as manly as possible by his carpenter father. He grew up believing the only road there was to take was getting a wife and a couple of kids but yet it never felt quite right to him. Gabriel meets Billy when Billy is hanging on a thread from the rooftop of his house after Billy's ladder fell over and Gabriel ends up helping Billy. There is an instant connection between the two. But, to the outside world, both are straight. Can they find the strength to come out and fight for their love? 

Freelance writer, Rue, is walking down the street one sunny afternoon when her summer dress rips on the back in front of everyone. Panicked, Rue sees a young woman, Jane, rushing towards her ready to cover Rue's dress malfunction with her jacket. Thankful Rue invites Jane for coffee to thank her. As the two get to know each other there is an immediate spark between them and eventually feelings start blooming between the two. But Rue and Jane are both straight. Or, well, at least that's what they thought. Could anything ever happen between them? Read to find out. 

Jason is walking through the park on a bright and sunny day, minding his own business, when a golden retriever runs up to him and snatches one of his shoes from his foot. Shocked, he tries to chase after the dog, but they're too fast for him. As he looks around for help, he sees a handsome young man, Kendrick, running towards him, calling out for his dog. Kendrick looks at him and apologizes for his dog's behavior when Jason explains what happened. There's immediate chemistry between them that they can't deny. They go searching for the dog, finally find him and the shoe, and exchange numbers. But the more time they spend together the deeper their feelings run. Until eventually they have no choice but to admit what they've already known. But they can't ignore the simple fact running circles in their head. How can two straight men fall in love?  

When Cain moves into a new house after his divorce, he finds a stack of unopened mail addressed to the previous owner of the place. Curious about the letters Cain realizes they are written by a young man in the military, Beckett who wasn't aware his mother had passed. Cain decides to write him back to tell him the news only for Cain to start a penpal friendship across the world. But when Beckett comes back after his tour Cain has to decide between the life he had with his wife and children as a straight man or the new love he's found with Beckett as a gay man. 

When Alex goes to a party he accidentally swaps jackets with a guy wearing an identical one to his, Ryan. When Alex gets home he realizes it's the wrong jacket. The next day he gets a call from Ryan who says he has his jacket and found his number from the guy that held the party. There's immediately chemistry between them. But there's only one problem. Both guys are straight. 

Jesse, a high school student, meets another student, Zach, when both of them volunteer at a nursing home. Jesse and Zach decide to set up two elderly folks, who seem to have a crush on each other. Though, as the elderly couple find love Jesse and Zach do too. But both couples aren't out as gay.

When Sawyer walks to the park, he notices another guy, Duke, walking in the same direction as him. They were both headed to the park, it seemed. Sawyer feels a little awkward walking next to a stranger, but he didn't mind. He was lost in thought, thinking about his book, when he noticed the guy looking at him. "Hi," the guy said. And that's how they got to know each other. After their chance encounter, the more time Sawyer and Duke spend together the closer they get. Just two buddies, right? Well... both are hiding secrets. Sawyer is trans and Duke is gay. Can they only be friends? Or is there something more that they're afraid to admit?