A recently divorced man, Alex, who struggles with an alcohol addiction goes to a pottery class his friend arranged for him so he could get his life back on track only to meet the instructor of the class, Gabe, who lost his husband and child as well as his sight in a car accident a few years prior. When Gabe walks through the class and guides everyone's hands as they shape the clay, Alex immediately has an attraction to him. After class, he waits to see the man and thank him for the great class only to realize when he walks away and unfolds his walking stick that he's blind. More intrigued he goes back to the class and this time tries to flirt with the instructor but his advances and invitation to hang out sometime get rejected by Gabe. However over time as he continues to frequent the class they soon start a friendship and this time Gabe says yes to getting to know each other outside class. As they spend time together feelings of more than friendship grow between them. But Alex isn't out as gay and doesn't know how to integrate his new love with his old life with his ex-wife and children. And Gabe feels the guilt of moving on from his deceased husband and child. Can they overcome their fears and fight for their love?