"No. He loves his boyfriend," Noah says, because that's the end of it as far as he's concerned. Ronan and Adam have something real, who's he to mess with that? He'd never forgive himself. Even if Ronan and Adam broke up for completely unrelated reasons Noah still wouldn't act on his feelings, it would feel too much like he was betraying Adam.

But it's all what ifs, ultimately a pointless train of thought.

"Sorry. I didn't mean to come over and get all emo on you. Like, the opposite, actually."