Dumped by his girlfriend, Joe asks his old friend Stanny to move in to combat the loneliness. But his old friend stubbornly refuses, having been ignored by Joe the previous year as Joe was spending all his time with his ex-girlfriend. Summer and Georgia make a pact to focus on their jobs, not men- A pact that Summer finds a loophole in when she falls for a woman.

Infatuation is wonderful for each couple, but with each newly formed couple under the same roof, tensions arise. Not only does it strain the friendship of Georgia and Summer, but their respective lovers cant stand each other. Georgia tries to diffuse the situation by taking Summer out to hash out their differences. Joe looks for answers to his breakup in a bookstore, and meets a girl who may offer more than just advice.

Georgia is surprised to find how shes actually falling for Stanny, and Summer is more than smitten with the new girl in her bed. Joe asks for Stannys help moving, and he hates to leave Georgias side, but she insists that he have a boys day while she enjoys a girls day. Stanny proceeds to help Joe move out of his old place, erupting in an argument over which friend abandoned the other when needed most. Meanwhile, Georgia feels like a third wheel around her best friend and her new lover.

Nowhere to stay, Joe joins the other four friends at their house. Crashing on the couch causes uncomfortable tension, as Summer has a crush on Joe, and Georgia no longer has Stanny's full attention.

Stanny professes his love for Georgia, but she cant take his declaration seriously. Being pushy doesnt help him. When he presses the issue, she insists he move out. Shoot helps Joe find his own place to live, and in the process, sleeps with a guy none of them have ever met. Devastated at Shoots nonchalant infidelity, Summer decides to sleep with Joe, unsure if its to get Shoot off her mind or pursue her interest in Joe. Stanny packs his things, hoping that in leaving, Georgia will miss him.