This was a really sweet read that was fairly low angst. Walter ends up with a housing situation at university and suddenly has to live on campus. With a roommate. In a single. In the least gay-friendly dorm on campus. The only saving grace is his sweet, Disney-loving, gay freshman roommate, Kelly. Walter's a gay Casanova, and thinks his virgin, fantasy-seeking roommate can do better than his cynical ass with family and abandonment issues. 
 Kelly has just come out and is looking for college to be magical. Only it's not. Kelly has major allergy issues (and for those who know/follow Heidi Cullinan, you know this is all straight from her heart and her life). And he is still figuring out who he is. And thank God Walter is rooming with him in the jock dorm, or his year would be awful. 
 Walter knows Kelly can do better, but Kelly knows Walter better than anyone (except his advisor, Williams) and stops looking for anyone else. Walter can't let Kelly go and eventually succumbs to his desire for Kelly, though he still treats Kelly gently. And then he panics because he can't do relationships. They're both worried about messing up the friendship that is getting them through the year. 
 There are other events, family and university driven, which conspire against them. It's a wonderful look at the realities of life at a university level, and how the guy who sees half-empty and the one who sees half-full can actually work together and be happy. Very enjoyable read.