XOXO, Doyle

Pierce has carved out a solitary existence, his days revolving around bartending and the occasional fleeting connection. He often dismisses the idea of being a family man, convinced that he lacks the nurturing instincts required to care for anyone but himself. Despite his self-imposed isolation, a chance encounter sparks a longing for something deeper—a connection that challenges his perceptions of love, friendship, and fatherhood.

As the narrative unfolds, Pierce embarks on a journey of self-discovery, prompted by unexpected relationships and the warm embrace of a vibrant community. He finds himself drawn to a young boy in need, forcing him to confront his fears and reevaluate his notions of "Daddy material." Through laughter, heartbreak, and newfound responsibilities, Pierce learns that the heart's capacity to love knows no bounds, revealing the transformative power of connection and the beauty of chosen families.