Two of Them

Mitch and Chance are roommates, co-workers, and best friends who make their livings off of video games. Mitch writes the user manuals that Chance tests… meh, plays. The two of them do everything they can to avoid growing up - so long as neither brings up Mitch’s instincts for blowing off writing, or Chance’s fear of touching anything that smells like responsibility. So long as the balance was kept, everything - including their hockey night indoor barbeques - would have continued indefintinely… … if only Ellie hadn’t stumbled into their local dive and straight into Mitch’s heart. Even despite their Chance encounter, the infatuation between the two of them starts to grow, and Mitch begins to believe his bachelor’s life of chaos with Chance may be coming to an end. That is, until Ellie introduces Chance to her best friend, Danni - who is just as shameless and bombastic as Chance ever dreamed he could be. Now for Mitch, the chaos isn’t ending… in fact, it’s only beginning. While struggling to resist the schemes that Chance forces on him, coping with the ever-increasing expectations that Ellie asks of him, managing the conflict that their opposing personalities dump on him, and trying to keep ALL of them from killing ANY ONE of them… Mitch may still want to try to finish his book. If he can only un-whiten his teeth, un-go to Mexico, un-buy that timeshare, or even just un-steal that damn car - he and Ellie… well, they still only have a Chance between the Two of Them.