Martin Reily has lost track of how many decades he's loved Tony -- fifty? Sixty? Long enough to march for their rights in 1977, to grieve Harvey Milk together, to build a quiet life by the water in Waikiki. So when Martin finds himself talking to Tony on the lanai, laughing with him over coffee, it takes a moment to remember: Tony's been gone for almost a year. Enter Charlie, a broke, kind-hearted college student Martin meets at the grocery store and impulsively invites to rent his guest room. What starts as an unlikely arrangement becomes something neither man expected: a kitchen fire, a startling diagnosis, a 90th birthday no one will forget, and a bond that bypasses age and bloodlines.