Not Enough

Paul and Jesse don't talk about being soulmates. Instead, they have an arrangement: no-strings sex, for as long as they can handle it. Problem is, Paul's a little too good at pretending he's fine, and Jesse can't pretend at all. The lies they tell themselves--it's an experiment, or a way to get to know each other better--can't possibly last in the face of an even bigger problem: how the hell are they supposed to keep their relationship secret from everyone else?