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SCENE OPENS on Mark Zanderson, a well-known politician. He is talking on the phone about an upcoming election, which he is confident that he will win. He hangs up the phone and almost immediately receives a text. He grows very worried as he looks at the text, swearing aloud.

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Mark is frantically pacing around the room when his wife Evelyn (Evelyn Claire) comes home. Mark is very uneasy as he chats with her. There’s obviously something troubling him. Finally, he takes a deep breath and confesses to Evelyn that he cheated on her. Evelyn grits her teeth with anger. She asks Mark if ANYONE knows about this. He admits that Codey (Codey Steele), a reporter, contacted him, telling him that he knows what happened. Mark’s indiscretion will be splashed all over the front page of every newspaper in the country soon.

Evelyn grows determined, saying that SHE’LL take care of it.

There’s no WAY she’s going to let Mark’s infidelity cost them the election. She’ll go see Codey and convince him not to run with the story, using ALL the persuasion techniques she has in her repertoire…

A TEST OF LOYALTY

Nadia (Paige Owens) chats with her fiancee, Tara (Victoria Voxxx), who is browsing on her phone like always. Because Tara is so sociable, it’s often cause for arguments, and today is no exception. Nadia is suspicious that Tara is cheating but Tara assures her for the millionth time that she can trust her. They’re going to be MARRIED soon and Tara claims she’d NEVER hurt Nadia like that. Even so, Nadia’s insecurities nag at her as her imagination runs wild…

A few days later, as Tara swings by a cafe to grab a coffee, she’s stunned as she runs into an old ex, Jessie (Whitney Wright). Tara’s immediately remorseful, apologizing for how their relationship ended on such bad terms, and Jessie is touched. Although Jessie’s been hurt, she’s thankful for the apology and offers the chance for them to enjoy a coffee and catch up.

As they chat, an old flame seems to be rekindled between them, even as Tara reveals her upcoming marriage to Nadia. Even so, when Jessie starts to turn on the charm, inviting Nadia back to her loft, Tara is unable to say no. How can she when Jessie brings up that them meeting again like this HAS to be fate? Surely Nadia will never find out, right?

DOWN THE RABBIT HOLE

Clara (Eliza Eves) is wandering around the room, casually chatting with her friend, Lacey, about their upcoming graduation and Prom.Clara sighs and goes on to say that she’s been accepted to the business school of her dreams, which Lacey excitedly congratulates herfor. Clara gloomily thanks her but admits that she doesn’t know how she’s going to support herself through school.

Lacey casually teases Clara about making a deal to give away her virginity. Clara is shocked but keeps it lighthearted until she hangs up.

After Clara hangs up, she laughs again to herself about the ridiculous suggestion, but trails off as a thoughtful expression crosses herface. Clara shakes her head and scolds herself, telling herself not to be so ridiculous. She is clearly fighting with herself. She talks toherself and tries to come up with other alternatives, such as finding a job at a local grocery store, but nothing seems to be enough.Finally, she looks down at herself for a few moments, running a hand lightly over her breasts and down her midriff. She looks conflictedbut also a bit curious.

Clara then goes online and lightheartedly asks her friends for some advice. Most of them think it’s a joke but someone posts asuspicious link.

Clara is uncertain about clicking the link. She is hesitant, biting her lip for a few moments as she hovers over the link. She thenstraightens up and looks determined.

She clicks it.

Clara’s eyes grow wide and dart back and forth, obviously reading everything she can. It seems as though she is getting lost in a darkworld. Her fingers tap frantically against the keyboard and the tension is high.

Hours later, Clara receives a text message telling her to call a number. She is apprehensive but makes the call. Someone picks up.

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Later that day, Clara arrives outside of a sketchy building. She is hesitant to continue but does so, going through the front door.

Once inside, Clara is unnerved as she finds herself in a dungeon. An older man, Max (Seth Gamble) approaches and hungrily looks her upand down. He slowly walks around her, inspecting her like a piece of meat. Max starts to become possessive and lewd, but Clara standsher ground, which annoys Max.

Clara becomes more confident as she tells Max what she wants. Max is still annoyed at first but then gradually becomes intrigued byClara’s growing fire. He finally agrees.

Clara has TRULY fallen down the rabbit hole…

YOU’LL LEARN TO LOVE ME

Daryl (Derrick Pierce) misses the relationship he used to have with his stepdaughter, Lena (Maya Woulfe). There was once a time when they were inseparable but now Lena’s all grown up and distant. Sometimes he wonders if he’s done something wrong that drove her away from him.

One evening, after Lena brushes him off yet again to hang out with her friends, Daryl finds her diary left out in the open. Although he doesn’t want to hurt her trust, he’s desperate to find out ANYTHING that can help them get close again. Maybe buried somewhere in these pages is a way for them to reconnect.

But as he reads through Lena’s diary, exposed to her most intimate thoughts and secrets, the fatherly love he has for her starts to transform into something new… That’s when he finally decides to use the newfound information to create a fake online persona to get closer to her than ever before. Although Lena falls for it, it’s only a matter of time before she finds out the truth. How will Daryl handle the inevitable fallout?

Rick (Marcus London) and Glen (Jack Vegas), two buddies, are kicking back and enjoying the game on television. Even though they are both married and have families, they reminisce about the good old days where they could get with girls as pretty as the cheerleaders they’re watching. Everything was so much simpler back then…

That’s when Sally (Judy Jolie) shows up to study with Rick’s daughter. After she excuses herself, Glen and Rick are dismayed about how they’re both tied down and unable to enjoy pretty girls like Sally. But that’s when Rick gets an idea… Maybe there IS a way that he and Glen can relive their glory days…

Later, when Sally is done studying, Rick offers to drive her home, which she politely tries to refuse but then accepts after some friendly encouragement. As they prepare to head out, Rick casually mentions that Glen will be riding with them as well since he’s being dropped off, too. Although this weirds Sally out a little, Rick knows she’s too shy to kick up a fuss, and it isn’t long before the three of them head out into the night.

Now Rick and Glen can finally have some fun… just like they used to.

INVASION OF PRIVACY

SCENE OPENS on Tammy (Sovereign Syre). She is chatting on the phone to a friend as she tidies up around the house. She mentions her recent breakup and talks about how happy she is that she has moved into a brand new place. Tammy also mentions that she has seemingly been misplacing things lately.

Tammy looks around her new apartment with a smile, excited for her new beginning.

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Days later, Tammy walks into the room from the bathroom. She has a towel around her body and a separate towel around her head. She has clearly just gotten out of the shower. As she walks towards her bed, she looks down at the floor, stopping in her tracks as she sees something. She looks surprised and puzzled as she looks down at an unlit and unused cigarette. Tammy picks it up. She looks very unsettled and nervous as she looks around the room.

Tammy (who doesn’t smoke) quickly calls her superintendent Ray (Calvin Hardy) to ask if any maintenance people have been in her apartment. He tells her nobody has and mentions the possibility of the previous tenant still having a key. This makes Tammy even more nervous but Ray assures her that the building is safe.

Days later, Tammy arrives home to find her door open. Looking fearful and uncertain what to do, Tammy calls Ray in a panic. He tells her he will be right over to change the locks as a precaution.

A few minutes later, Ray has just finished changing the locks. Tammy is very appreciative to Ray for making her feel safe. But there’s something Tammy doesn’t know about Ray…something that would make her rethink ever inviting him into her home…

A TOUCH OF ENVY

SCENE OPENS on April (Maya Woulfe), who is trying to film a programming tutorial for her online channel. But April’s filming is constantly being interrupted by her roommate Mia (Joanna Angel), who is working out loudly in the other room. Finally, April goes to Mia’s room to confront her and ask her to be more quiet. But Mia is dismissive and condescending. April grits her teeth, fuming internally at Mia’s cruelty.

A few days later, Mia and her girlfriend Cassidy (Aiden Ashley) are hanging out at home in the kitchen when Mia gets a call from work and has to go, leaving Cassidy alone. Meanwhile, in the other room, April is at her computer, at work on a devious plan. With a malicious look in her eyes, she sends an altered photo of Mia cheating on Cassidy to Cassidy. When Cassidy receives the photo, she is heartbroken. Enacting the next part of her plan, April walks into the kitchen as Cassidy is breaking down. April begins to comfort Cassidy. In a fit of jealousy, Cassidy – playing right into April’s hands – begins kissing April passionately.

Mia should NEVER have messed with April…