"It's Enough" tells the story of Crispin and Wills, high school best friends who lost their virginity together—and whose lives have since taken very different paths. When Wills returns home for break, Crispin's still madly in love with him. But does his best friend share the same feelings?

Crispin visits Wills in the liberal town of Athens, four hours from the Georgia coast. He worries their relationship won't have changed much from their time in Savannah's stilted high society. But without the strictures of their repressive upbringing, he and Wills find something else entirely.

Crispin has moved in with Wills for the summer, four hours away from their parents in Savannah. Without rules, or even Wills' nosy twin to police them, neither can wait for their three months of freedom. But Wills gets stuck memorizing tree biology, and Crispin's boss works him to exhaustion. In fact, everything about their lives seems incompatible. Crispin keeps a bizarre sleep schedule that messes up Wills' circadian rhythms. Wills wakes up as queen bitch while Crispin channels Tigger. Stuck scarfing frozen food, unable to work the washing machine, Wills and Crispin both feel miserable. They've been together since eleventh grade. But can their teenage love transition into the real world?