Like a Piece of Art

Henry Cooke has lost his inspiration to draw. He's frustrated because he can't create a single piece of art. Since he has plenty of spare time, he hangs out with Charles Barrera. They choose to meet up at a bakery. When Henry sees Jason Ardolf standing behind the counter of the bakery, he knows he has found his muse. Charles has a crush on Henry. Unfortunately, Henry doesn't seem to feel the same way. Charles feels even more miserable when he notices the intense way Henry is looking at Jason, but it's understandable. Jason is incredibly beautiful for a man. Jason is attracted to Henry at first sight, but he doesn't have a chance with the handsome man. After all, Henry and Charles are perfect together. They're handsome and well-built, and the chemistry between them is obvious. Can the three men resolve the misunderstanding and get together in the end?