X and Chayce are hired as party favors at a gay bachelor party. The last time X turned a trick, gay marriage hadn’t even come to one state, let alone all fifty. Chayce begins his aggressive rebooting of X as a marketable sex object.

Chayce pimps X out to Larry Shippers, a closeted teen idol, who secures X’s services to do the kinds of things to him that girls wish he’d do to them. One of his fans, however, sneaks into his room and gets more than she’s bargained for.

Special orders don’t upset X, but when one client demands to be racially demeaned, he wonders how he can look Andrew in the eye after. But Andrew overhears, prompting a difficult conversation.

X becomes an anniversary present for a bicurious lesbian couple in one of his biggest challenges - and biggest learning experiences.

When X accepts an anonymous job, he’s shocked to find out that his client is underage-and has to draw the line.

Cosplay with an older HIV-positive client who prefers unprotected sex forces some decisions. Andrew and X face reach a turning point in their relationship as Andrew decides he has to move on.