After nearly four decades together, senior couple Ben and George finally tie the knot in a joyous ceremony. Their happiness is short-lived, however, as George loses his job as a music teacher at a Catholic school because the institution does not approve of his marital status. With their finances suddenly strained, the pair are forced to sell their beloved Manhattan apartment and seek temporary housing from friends and family members. Ben moves in with his nephew Elliot, Elliot's wife Kate, and their teenage son Joey, while George stays with their neighbors, a gay cop couple, Roberto and Ted. The physical separation puts a strain on their relationship.

As they navigate their new living situations, tensions rise in their respective households. Ben's presence unintentionally disrupts Elliot’s family dynamic, leading to friction with Kate and Joey. Similarly, George struggles to acclimate to the lifestyle of his younger hosts, feeling increasingly isolated. Despite the adversity they face, Ben and George's enduring love for each other remains steadfast, serving as a poignant backdrop to the challenges they endure. The story illustrates the strength of their bond and highlights the personal sacrifices they make to stay connected in a city that seems indifferent to their plight.