To save his sister's life, delicate dancer Asher must survive an intense MMA training program led by his family's resident bully, David. As physical training turns into intense, intimate tension, Asher must decide if he can resist the man who is both his tormentor and his only hope.
If dad finds out I'm gay, I'm done for. David, why did you hit my son? Boss, let me explain. Because, as Asher was harassing me...
Dad, dad, I didn't... Didn't you just hit Asher? So? I did not!
This is the last time. You're risking your standing in this club. If you keep this up, I'm pretty sure you won't like the outcome.
I'm sorry. And you, Asher, Asher, I don't know which is worse. David's a bully, but you can't even throw a punch to defend yourself.
You two are complete opposites. Asher, you need to toughen up. You can't always use art and dancing as excuses to cover your weakness. You have to learn to be a fighter, while you need some discipline.
Good news is, there is a simple solution to both problems. You are joining my MMA club, and you are going to personally train him and make him win his first What?