Comrade Henry received the news that his grandfather was seriously ill. He decided to put aside his successful career in New York for a while and answer that he took care of the elderly in his hometown. However, in his hometown, he met him again, the friend who broke his heart and left many years ago: a straight man, divorced and living alone with two children. And the straight man slowly began to wonder about his feelings for his friends, whether it was friendship or love. He tried to accept him from love, but failed in the end. After all, he is a straight man. The hero has always focused on the straight man, but he doesn't know that the Indian owner of the grocery store in town has quietly fallen in love with him. The boss takes great pains to prepare the diet for his sick grandfather every day, but he is too shy to confess his love to him (there are so many comrades in this town). He and his boss finally fell apart under the matchmaking of the friendly resident friends of the town. The story takes place in the beautiful Montana mountains with beautiful scenery and simple folkways.
