Ballas no longer wants to spend time with Franky, but with his girlfriend Jess (Kiana Madeira) instead. The playful banter between the two of them is gone.
The swim team has a talk from the coach about harassment and goes so far as to allow certain teammates to change separately from the others if they don’t feel comfortable. Ballas tells Franky that it “never would’ve happened if we weren’t wasted”, downplaying whatever happened.
Suddenly, everything is different.Īt school the next day, things are in limbo they’ve changed but we’re not sure how. Except something happens between the two in the middle of the night, resulting in Ballas getting up and leaving Franky’s room. In their half-drunken, post-party stupor, both boys end up crashing in Franky’s bed. Until the night of Franky’s 17th birthday.
All is fine and dandy, the typical teenage angst and sexual frustrations that run rampant, with a dash of homophobia, ironically directed not only at others but also at Franky and Ballas. Their playful banter is clear, whether it’s at their swim team practice, grabbing slushies at the 7-11, or trying to make out with their respective girlfriends down the hall from each other. The story focuses on the friendship between Franky ( Josh Wiggins) and Ballas ( Darren Mann), two popular jocks at school and best friends since childhood who spend most of their time together in school and outside.
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