Everybody thought Guest and Kingston Brooks would be together forever. They had their son, KJ, at eighteen, but growing up together turned into growing apart. After years of arguments, broken trust, and putting their relationship before themselves, they finally called it quits. Now, two years later, they’re doing everything they can to be good parents without falling back into old habits. Co-parenting sounds easy until birthdays, holidays, school events, and late-night emergencies keep throwing them together. Their families still hope they’ll work things out, their friends swear they’re better apart, and little KJ just wants his mom and dad in the same room without arguing. Between new relationships, old feelings, and a little boy who loves them both more than anything, Guest and Kingston are learning that sometimes the hardest part isn’t letting go, it’s figuring out how to love someone differently.