UNFINISHED BUSINESS

Abigail (Ana Foxxx) and her boyfriend, Malcolm (Alex Mack), are relaxing and watching a romantic holiday movie together. Things seem to be going well until Abigail brings up how they’re seeing her family for the holidays. That’s when the mood changes, as Malcolm becomes standoffish and states that he’s changed his mind — he wants to stay home for the holidays instead.

Abigail is confused as Malcolm makes flimsy excuses for his change of heart. She tries to protest, revealing Malcolm’s troubling habit of keeping her isolated, though Malcolm denies everything and convinces her that she’s just overreacting. Abigail is troubled and tries to pretend that everything is okay, but the moment Malcolm leaves the room, she decides enough is enough.

Abigail rushes to pack a bag, determined to get herself out of this situation once and for all. But when she turns around and sees Malcolm angrily approaching her, she knows it’s too late.

Months later, the scene set is much the same, except that Malcolm is with a new girlfriend, Lindsay. Although Lindsay is happy to be with him, she’s concerned that she’s just a rebound since Abigail tragically passed not long ago. But Malcolm assures her that, although he misses Abigail, he loves Lindsay now.

But Malcolm starts to become haunted by his actions of the past. Over multiple days, he catches ghostly glimpses of a mysterious woman in white drifting silently through his house. Whether it’s movement from the corner of his eye or a figure shrouded in mist at the end of the hallway, Malcolm’s world is turned upside down. It doesn’t help that whenever he brings it up with Lindsay, she claims she doesn’t see a thing.

One night, as Malcolm lies in bed, he’s once again visited by the mysterious woman in white. But this time, it’s painfully clear that the mysterious woman is Abigail. She’s there to get Malcolm to admit the truth of how she came to pass, although Malcolm is adamant that he had nothing to do with it. That’s when Abigail begins seducing him, assuring him that once he lets everything go and admits his wrongdoing, then he’ll finally be free…

TRUST THE PROCESS

Sacha, the plaintiff in a jury trial, meets with her lawyer, Bill, while accompanied by her sibling, Linda (Vanna Bardot). Both women are frustrated because the jury hasn’t reached a verdict yet. Linda is confident that one particular juror, Juror 11, has been voting against the majority. Not only that, but he seems like a total sleazeball to her as well.

Bill reminds them that they have to trust the legal process, then warns them that, despite their best efforts, they may still lose the case. Linda, refusing to let Sacha lose because of one juror’s ignorance, resolves to take matters into her OWN hands…

A day later, Linda spots Juror 11, named Seth (Will Pounder) near the courthouse and pretends to bump into him. Linda then puts her plan into action, pretending to flirt and fawn over him, which causes Seth to take an interest in her. Claiming that she is writing an article on the trial for her college newspaper, Linda manages to get Seth to invite her over to his house to talk more about the proceedings (though it’s clear from the way he checks her out that he wants to do more than talk).

Shortly after, Seth brings Linda into his home and they start talking about his role in the trial. Seth admits he wishes the trial could end so that he could go back to his normal life, causing him to confirm to Linda that he is indeed the juror holding back the verdict. NOW it’s time for Linda to do whatever it takes to sneakily convince Seth into changing his verdict…

When Your Past Coming Knocking

Kayla (Spencer Bradley) gets a knock on her door, and it’s revealed to be her sibling, Adam (Billy Boston). She’s overjoyed that he came to visit, as they haven’t seen each other in a while. Adam doesn’t seem as relaxed as Kayla, however, as he reveals that he’s just stopping by to say goodbye. He appears anxious as he explains that he lost his job and things aren’t going well for him, so he’s decided to live off the grid for a while and get a fresh start. Kayla is perplexed and worried about Adam. She asks for details, but he remains cryptic, hinting that there may be more to his misfortune than he’s letting on. Kayla eventually convinces Adam to stay with her for a bit, and after some hesitation, Adam agrees.

Some weeks later, Kayla and Adam are lounging in the living room when suddenly an intimidating man (Derrick Pierce) shows up at the house and lets himself in with a look of pure, determined malice in his gritty eyes. To Kayla’s shock, the man seems to be looking for Adam, who appears immediately frightened of the man and claims that he was going to call him. It becomes very clear that Adam hasn’t only lost his job… but has gotten into deep water with the WRONG kind of people. Kayla tries to reason with the man, offering her paintings, cars- anything she can to get Adam off the hook. Unfortunately, the man won’t bite. He’s only interested in getting back what’s owed to him, and if that’s not possible, then Adam is going to have to come with him and pay some other way.

Kayla, desperate to protect Adam, comes up with a last-ditch idea. She begins seducing the man, offering to have sex with him in return for Adam’s freedom. The man agrees but takes pleasure in reminding Adam of how weak and cowardly he is to let Kayla fight his battles for him time and time again. Adam won’t have the privilege of leaving the room as the man fucks Kayla- the man makes sure that Adam stays in the room to watch. The man and Kayla have intense, energetic sex on her couch, all while Adam sits on the sidelines, shamed for the mess he’s caused.

HIS 100TH FOSTER

Penny (Kyler Quinn) arrives at the beautiful home of Charlie Foster (Brad Newman). However, the man who greets Penny at the door is not Charlie but Jack (Rion King), who doesn’t seem too fond of Penny. As Jack leads Penny through the house and explains the rules, it is revealed that Charlie likes to rescue homeless girls by inviting them to join his harem. Charlie is into family roleplay, so he requires that the girls in the harem refer to him as a parental figure and refer to each other as siblings, even though none of them are actually related. Jack is the eldest ‘sibling’, who helps to watch over the girls. Penny is the newest one. In fact, Penny is the 100th girl.

As the tour of the home continues, Penny meets some of her fellow siblings (Nadia Noja, Paris White, Hadley Haze, Rebecca Vanguard, Sage Foxx, Penelope Woods, Kate Bloom), who all seem to like Penny. Jack becomes jealous, and insists that Penny needs to prove herself. Eager to please, Penny takes off her panties to fit in with the home’s dress code, and tries to show off a bold, sexual side, which includes kissing Jack.

Although Jack likes Penny’s initiative, he’s still not convinced. Penny offers to have sex with him in order to convince him. Jack agrees, insisting that the other girls watch. They have sex on the couch, with Jack taking charge and trying to humiliate Penny in front of the others. However, the sex is eventually interrupted when Charlie enters. He’s unimpressed with Jack’s attitude, and scolds him. Charlie then has sex with Penny and eventually invites Jack to join them, in order to give Penny a proper welcome into this growing ‘family’.

HER 100TH FOSTER

Penny (Kyler Quinn) arrives at the beautiful home of Charlie Foster (Rachael Cavalli). However, the woman who greets Penny at the door is not Charlie but Jacqueline (Aiden Ashley), who doesn’t seem too fond of Penny. As Jacqueline leads Penny through the house and explains the rules, it is revealed that Charlie likes to rescue homeless girls by inviting them to join her harem. Charlie is into family roleplay, so she requires that the girls in the harem refer to her as a parental figure and refer to each other as siblings, even though none of them are actually related. Jacqueline is the eldest ‘sibling’, and Penny is the newest one. In fact, Penny is the 100th girl.

As the tour of the home continues, Penny meets some of her fellow siblings (Nadia Noja, Paris White, Hadley Haze, Rebecca Vanguard, Sage Foxx, Penelope Woods, Kate Bloom), who all seem to like Penny. Jacqueline becomes jealous, and insists that Penny needs to prove herself. Eager to please, Penny takes off her panties to fit in with the home’s dress code, and tries to show off a bold, sexual side, which includes kissing Jacqueline.

Although Jacqueline likes Penny’s initiative, she’s still not convinced. Penny offers to have sex with her in order to convince her. Jacqueline agrees, insisting that the other girls watch. They have sex on the couch, with Jacqueline taking charge and trying to humiliate Penny in front of the others. However, the sex is eventually interrupted when Charlie enters. She’s unimpressed with Jacqueline’s attitude and decides to put Jacqueline in her place, having Jacqueline please her in front of everyone. Charlie then invites Penny to join them, in order to give her a proper welcome into this growing ‘family’.

ONCE HE’S OUT OF THE WAY…

Beth (Lily Larimar) is just about to head out when her parent, Leonard (Clarke Kent), stops her. She’s been going out a lot lately and Leonard is concerned about her. Beth is hesitant to tell him anything, but after some coaxing, she nervously admits that she has a new boyfriend. Leonard is pleased and insists on meeting the boyfriend.

A few days later, Beth’s boyfriend Jake (Romeo Mancini) comes over to meet Leonard. But to Leonard’s shock and disgust, it turns out that Jake is a much older man. Leonard is furious with Beth for dating someone so much older, and he also angrily confronts Jake for dating an 18-year-old. Tensions are high, and Jake leaves before the argument can get even worse. Beth, still shocked, says she needs time to think and leaves, with Leonard warning her she’s not welcome back home if she chooses to be with Jake.

Later that same day, Beth is in Jake’s bedroom. She is heartbroken, while Jake tries to comfort her. Leonard is the only family that Beth has, so she doesn’t know what to do about Leonard’s ultimatum. But Jake seems to become inspired. He starts trying to convince Beth that they need Leonard out of the picture in order to be happy together. Beth is shocked and conflicted, as Jake suggests that they could get Leonard out of the way by getting him into serious trouble. Beth isn’t sure she wants to go that far, but Jake is very persuasive…

Never Meet Your Heroes

SCENE OPENS on Alexa (Sophia Burns), a political intern, arriving at a lofty home. She is a little nervous as she is led into the living room where she waits with bated breath as her political idol, Eleanore Cadwin (Rachael Cavalli), comes down the stairs and greets her with a warm smile. It is revealed that Alexa is a promising intern working for Eleanore’s political campaign. She has called Alexa to her home for a special meeting with her husband Mel (Seth Gamble).

Alexa gushes over Eleanore, praising her political mission as something she truly believes in. Alexa wants to do EVERYTHING in her power to help get Eleanore elected, stating that too many women go ignored in politics. It’s been a dream of hers since she first started studying political sciences to work on Eleanore’s campaign and help make a difference for every citizen in this country. Eleanore is apparently honored by Alexa’s commitment but soon gets down to business, elaborating that she has singled Alexa out for a VERY special project.

Mel and Eleanore explain that they would like to end their marriage of convenience – which hasn’t been as fruitful as they imagined – by setting up an affair between Mel and another woman. Eleanore would use this fabricated scandal for political gain, currying the favor of female voters across the country by turning Eleanore into a symbol of a ‘woman striving against adversity’. When Alexa wonders why they are telling her this, it is revealed that Eleanore and Mel want HER to be the scapegoat for the fabricated affair.

Alexa is disgusted, threatening to walk out. But she is stopped by Eleanore, who convinces her to stay and hear her out. Eleanore explains how this unorthodox plan could be the turning point for her campaign, slowly convincing Alexa that her participation in it will make more of a difference than her regular internship ever could. Nobody would ever know of Alexa’s sacrifice, since she’ll be painted as a villain, but in secret, she will become a hero for her country. After all, if Eleanore is put into office, she can actually put her political ideas to work and improve the lives of all. Convinced by Eleanore’s silver tongue, Alexa agrees to the plan. She has energetic, intense sex with Mel, all while Eleanore films it with her cellphone, manufacturing a video that will then ‘accidentally’ be leaked to the public.