I really liked this story. So much so, that I read all 5 chapters in one take. I like Kaleb because he contest the stereotypes that people have about what it means to be retarded. There's different levels of retardation, and people can be mentally retarded, yet still have the ability to live a relatively normal and productive life. They can go to college, have a career and be in a relationship. Kaleb proves all those things, though you can still see some instances where you can tell he's a little different than your typical 22 y/o. Like the way he sometimes talk, his bluntness and his innocence. As for Chase, I'm glad he was able to look past Kalebs disability and see the true person. Kaleb and Chase or so cute together, and the way Kaleb ask him to be his boyfriend was down right adorable. Also, Kalebs relationship with the kids in the nursery is very endearing. The only person I don't like too much are Scott, Helen and Paul. Scott because of his response when he found out chase agreed to be Kalebs ; Helen because of the way she treats Kaleb like he's a little boy and Paul because of Chases's description of him being condescending towards Kaleb. The rest of Kalebs' family were cool and I like his brother Adam. Can't wait to read more.