Danny has doubts whether he's good enough for Roberto. When Danny and Roberto the Mechanic found love with each other, it seemed like it was bound for happily ever after. But their love story is not a fairy tale; it's real life. Danny finds himself in love with this almost perfect man who he cannot match. He doesn't feel good enough for the older stud. He feels like inadequate copy that needs to be edited. Roberto, while very much in love with Danny, also feels that he's missing something: his past. He misses being free and he misses being on a racetrack. This part of his life he keeps hidden from Danny, so much so that when he meets his mentor again, Nadia, he lets Danny think of a possible romantic past with her, rather than hair-raising adventure. Danny's new friend Simon, a wannabe singer, also has love woes of his own. Simon keeps falling for straight guys who don't seem capable of loving him back. First there was Jesse, now there's Jae. The only consolation is that Jae seems to enjoy Simon's company, leading the singer to think that maybe, just maybe, he has a chance with this Korean hunk. Danny and Simon are battling relationship woes, but they discover that solving the problem should first start within themselves.