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A meek student is manipulated into sex with her teacher and principal.

A creepy janitor takes advantage of a well-meaning teen.

Mia Moore delivers food to someone and is surprised when she recognizes the recipient as Paige Owens, an old friend. But their chat is cut short when Mia has to leave to drop off another order. A few days later, Mia shows up again at Paige's house to deliver more food. Much to Mia's pleasant surprise, Paige invites her in to eat with her. Mia happily accepts her offer and goes inside. As they eat, they reminisce about old times, and talk turns to the fact that they were both social outcasts in high school. Paige tries to hide her bitterness as she recalls that Mia grew to become more self-confident and eventually became popular. They then drifted apart. Paige shyly brings up a pact they had to lose their virginity to each other - a promise that Mia didn't keep. In fact, as Paige sheepishly admits, she is STILL a virgin. Surprised and taken-aback, Mia soon takes her leave, since she has to get back to work. A few days later, Mia surprises Paige with another meal. She has also brought flowers to Paige to apologize for being a jerk to her in high school. Paige seems touched and it doesn't take long for the vibe to become romantic, with Mia telling Paige that she wants to take her virginity. Paige is nervous and hesitant, but after a passionate kiss from Mia, she doesn't need any more convincing. But has Mia really changed her ways, or will she just leave Paige behind again?

Rachel (Aliya Brynn) has big dreams - but college is proving to be a nightmare. Although she's a good student, she's struggling. She's on academic probation and if she fails even one class, she'll be kicked out. So when she gets a failing grade on her latest report, she's crushed, thinking that it's all over for her - until she sees that the professor has scribbled his number on the back of her work, offering private tutoring. While this act of kindness would normally be heartwarming, Rachel is filled with nothing but dread. Professor Sloan (John Strong) has always had a thing for her -- there's no missing the way he watches her during class. He gives off nothing but creepy vibes.Although this has always been a source of stress for her, she now suddenly realizes that she can use his infatuation with her to her advantage. But to do so would mean stooping lower than she's ever stooped in her life - Just how far is Rachel willing to go to make sure she graduates college?

A quarantined lonely woman seduces the delivery man.

Carla (Maya Woulfe) is in need of some work done in her house. Fortunately, a friend of hers has a contractor husband, Tony (Stirling Cooper), who can do the work at a reduced rate as a favor. Carla is delighted with her stroke of good luck and accepts the arrangement. Then Tony sets to work. At first, everything seems to be going well, but as the weeks go by, it seems like Tony's making little progress. He always has an excuse for his tardiness and the work keeps getting delayed - It puts her in an awkward position since Tony is doing the work for her on the cheap as a favor, so does she even have the right to complain? But finally, Carla can't idly sit back and watch as her house falls further into disrepair. She tries to talk things out with Tony, though he brushes her off. There's even an unsettling moment when his eyes wander to her chest. That seems to be the last straw as she vents her frustrations, confronting him about his poor behavior. Of course, this only makes Tony threaten to walk out. Realizing she's going to be in even worse shape than before if Tony abandons the work, Carla has to think fast. Even though it disgusts her, Tony DID look at her earlier, so maybe there's one thing she can do to entice him to stay and finish what he started.

A lonely quarantined man falls in love with an artificial intelligence.

Joanne (Lauren Phillips) and her husband, Nick (Dick Chibbles), are just settling in for the night when there's a knock on the door. When Lauren answers it, her goddaughter, Avery (Paisley Porter), practically jumps into her arms, sobbing. Lauren is startled as she turns to the police detective accompanying her for help. Seconds later, their worlds come crashing down as they learn that Avery's parents, their dearest friends, have been killed in a terrible car accident. Even though Avery isn't related to them, as her godparents, Joanne and Nick will do everything they can to take care of her. But as time passes, Nick starts to become more and more uncomfortable sharing the house with Avery. It seems like Avery's selfishly inserting herself in every aspect of their lives, not giving them any privacy. Even worse, it doesn't even seem like she's grieving, which thoroughly freaks Nick out. One day he tries talking to Joanne, convinced that something's WRONG with Avery, but Joanne insists that this is how she's processing trauma, so they have to be there for her -- no matter what. Although Nick reluctantly accepts this, he admits that a lot of his frustrations stem from the fact that they can't get any ALONE time together these days. Now that Avery's stepped out for a minute, maybe they can have a moment that's only about THEM. But as things heat up, are they REALLY alone?

The man inhabiting the fantasies of a paranoid quarantined woman suddenly appears in front of her.

Molly (Crystal Taylor) is a devout woman who just wants to do good in her life. However, her teen daughter, Juliet (Eliza Eves), is leading a sinful life that has Molly praying for her poor soul. Molly is so desperate to get through to her rebellious daughter that she finally invites her priest, Father Davis (Tommy Pistol), over to try and talk to her. Of course, once Juliet is alone with Father Davis, her resentment towards her mother for always meddling in her life boils over. She's tired of Molly acting holier than thou. Juliet's a young woman -- what's wrong with going out there and enjoying life? Figuring herself out? There's nothing WRONG with that. Although Father Davis tries to be empathetic, it's clear that he's a do-gooder like Molly, which means Juliet has no time for him - but as Father Davis tries to calm Juliet and set her on the right path, Juliet gets an idea as she hungrily looks him over. Juliet's going to get her mom to stop bothering her once and for all - and sweet Father Davis is going to help her.

A couple is reunited after the lock down restrictions are lifted. Will they be able to meet as they used to?

Two strangers cheat on their spouses by having risky sex with each other.

April (Maya Woulfe) 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.

Tammy (Sovereign Syre) 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. CUT TO TITLE 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.

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.

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?

A student looking for ways to support her higher education explores explore all the possibilities and discovers a whole new world after she accept a meeting in a dungeon.

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?

Mark Zanderson, a well-known politician 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. CUT TO TITLE 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 married couple, John (Tommy Pistol) and Holly (Ryan Keely), enter the living room. They each have cardboard boxes in their hands and set them down on the floor, breathing heavily with exertion. There are several cardboard boxes around them. They have just finished moving into their new house. As they celebrate, they naturally fall into each other's arms and are about to have sex, but Holly mentions that she wants them to wait to start a family. John takes a condom from his pocket and rips the packet open, about to put it on. After John and Holly have sex, John throws their used condom in the trash and puts the garbage bag in a garbage can outside. Soon after, Janine (Victoria Voxxx), searches through the garbage. She rips open the garbage bag and discovers the used condom. Something glints in her eye, an idea sparking. She slips the condom into her pocket. CUT TO TITLE Months later, John is sending Holly off for a week-long business trip. As Holly leaves, Janine watches. Later that day, Janine rings the doorbell and reveals herself to John, claiming that she is pregnant with his baby. He lets her in. Inside, Janine explains that she impregnated herself with John's used condom two months ago. John is in complete shock as she tells him that she wants him to treat her like his wife for the week Holly is gone. John begrudgingly agrees. For the next week, John does as Janine requested, treating her like his wife. All the while, against his better judgment, he seems to be developing feelings for her. How long can John resist these feelings?

Josh (Alex Jett) and his girlfriend Chrissy (Lily Larimar) work as baristas in a cafe. Josh is wiping a corner of the counter, while Chrissy sets out some empty coffee cups. Chrissy tries to make small talk about their plans for the weekend, but Josh is being unusually withdrawn. When Chrissy asks what's wrong, Josh eventually confesses that he cheated on her. Chrissy gasps, dropping the empty mug. It shatters into pieces. CUT TO TITLE Chrissy is heartbroken at this revelation. Josh says he cheated because Chrissy is just too uptight, and he wanted sex that was a bit more freaky. Chrissy says that she can change, but Josh is doubtful. She insists that she can, saying that she can prove it. When Josh asks how she can prove it, she offers to give him a blow job under the counter while he pretends to work. Josh is startled, but he licks his lips, a spark of desire ignited in him. Still, he hesitates, saying that they could get in trouble. Besides, this doesn't sound like Chrissy at all, so it's weirding him out a little. Chrissy begs for Josh to give her a chance, and eventually Josh's dick wins out, so with nervous excitement he agrees to let Chrissy do this. Chrissy sinks to her knees and gives Josh a blow job under the counter, to prove that she can be exciting. Although Chrissy is nervous at first, she starts to feel the thrill of what she's doing. Josh is surprised and delighted. But now that Chrissy's gotten a taste for danger, will Josh get more than he bargained for?

It's just another day for Leyton (Michael Vegas) as he walks home from a local grocery store. But when a stranger (Siouxsie Q) is distracted by her phone and walks into the busy street in front of him, Leyton jumps into action. Without thinking about his own safety, he grabs the woman, pulling her back -- just in time to save her from getting run over. The woman is shocked and eternally grateful, introducing herself as Sandy. She earnestly gets his name in return, thanking him profusely, which makes Leyton a bit uncomfortable. Surely he just did what any good Samaritan would do? Finally, Leyton gathers his shopping bags and continues on his way with Sandy's gaze lingering on him. Unfortunately for Leyton, his good deed is about to turn into a real nightmare.

Angela (Serene Siren) is enjoying a nice day at home, minding her own business, when there's an insistent knocking at her door. Angela clearly knows who's on the other side but REALLY doesn't want to face it. Even so, she eventually answers the door, revealing Harper (Alexis Tae), her niece. It's revealed that Harper's stepmother, Angela's sibling, has abandoned Harper and that Harper has nowhere else to go but with Angela. Although Angela is taking her in, she's clearly resentful about it, not bothering to hide it at all. She's very set in her ways and hates the thought of having someone else mooching off her. While Harper insists that she won't be any trouble, Angela assures her that that'll be the case since the teen will have to EARN her keep. Over the next few weeks, Harper tries her best to stay on her aunt's good side but nothing she does is good enough. Angela's bitterness only becomes stronger and Harper becomes more stressed. Since Harper has nowhere else to go, she has to endure her aunt's wrath - Then one day, Angela finally confronts Harper, voicing her sexual frustrations. Ever since Harper's been living with her, Angela hasn't been able to have any women over to have fun with. It seems to be the last straw and she threatens to kick Harper out,wanting her old way of life back. Of course, if Harper wants to stick around a little longer,she CAN offer herself up to her dear ol' auntie - That's one surefire way for Harper to earn her keep.

Gray frowns slightly but quickly hides it, asking Scarlet about her boyfriend. She says that his name is Hunter. Gray tries to find out more information, eventually asking what Hunter does for a living and what Hunter is like in bed.

It's Prom night, the most magical night for many teens. Jenny (Kuleana) is excited as she waits with her boyfriend, Brandon, while a photographer gets ready to capture some memorable shots before they head out. But it's obvious that there's trouble in paradise between the young couple. It's even more evident when Jenny's stepbrother, Ryan (Jay Romero), soon joins them for the pictures and Jenny instantly lights up. The photographer gets to work and it's easy to see how sweet Jenny and Ryan are together. They're so natural and close that the photographer accidentally mistakes them as being a couple. Jenny and Ryan both awkwardly laugh it off but, in the back of their minds, the photographer's words have stirred something - When the trio later return after the Prom, the atmosphere is a tense one. Since it's Prom night, Brandon gets a bit handsy with Jenny, obviously wanting more than she's willing to offer. Suddenly, Ryan's intense protectiveness for his stepsister kicks in and, before he knows it, he delivers a solid punch that nearly knocks Brandon senseless. Although she's shocked, Jenny doesn't hesitate to follow after Ryan as he takes her hand and angrily leads her inside their home. As they confront each other once safely inside, it quickly becomes clear that their feelings for each other extend beyond familial. Even so, they can't act on it - can they?

A childhood friend visiting for a night wakes and discover her friend sucking her controlling step-brother in their bed.

Elizabeth (Siri Dahl) and her wife, Terri (Lena Paul), have been trying to start a family for years. They've tried a number of methods and have nothing but debt to show for it. Broke and desperate, they one day decide that Terri's old college friend, Jordan (Troy Francisco), could be the answer to all their problems. He's a sweet man with great genes - All they need is a little romp and the wives can finally have the family of their dreams with no strings attached. Since she spends more time at home, Elizabeth is the lucky woman chosen to be impregnated by Jordan. But she's never been with a man before and is worried. Terri soothingly assures her that everything will work out and that she'll be there the whole time for moral support. Unfortunately, Elizabeth is so distracted by her own fears that she doesn't notice that something isn't quite right with her loving wife - When Jordan arrives and strips down, Elizabeth is too nervous to go through with it. But Terri is right there reminding her WHY they're doing this. As Terri comforts Elizabeth, she insists that THEY can have sex first to ease her into it. They NEED Elizabeth to get pregnant so that they can put all this behind them. Summoning all her courage, Elizabeth gives in and gives it another go. With Terri leading the way, Elizabeth gradually becomes comfortable enough to let Troy close. Although Elizabeth's unsure about it at first, with Terri's encouraging words, she soon gets into it. But as Elizabeth takes Troy's cock, wanting nothing more for him to cum inside her so that she can be done, it seems Terri has OTHER plans for them.

A secretary finds dirt about her boss wife in order to plot a sexual encounter with him.

Megan (Gia Derza) and Aliyah (Evelyn Claire) haven't had an easy life. They're best friends trying to make it out on the streets after being kicked out of their homes. Left to fend for themselves, there are more bad days than good, but they both still daydream of a brighter future. Although everything seems bleak, they promise that they'll always be there for each other, which seems to give them both hope - But how long will that hope last? Two weeks later, Megan is freaking out. Aliyah left one day and never returned, which is absolutely not like her. Megan tried looking EVERYWHERE for her but there doesn't seem to be any trace of Aliyah. It seems like no one really cares enough to go out of their way to help either, which only terrifies her even more. One such person is a shelter worker named Judy, who has helped them in the past. But when Megan begs for her help, it's like talking to a brick wall. No matter how much she begs, she can't seem to get Judy to see how serious the situation is. Once again, she's truly reminded of how Aliyah is the ONLY person she can rely on - and she feels like she's letting Aliyah down by not finding her when she could be in trouble. Almost all hope is lost - until Aliyah one day returns out of the blue. Megan is stunned as they tearfully reunite, although her world is yet again turned upside down when Aliyah reveals where she's been all this time - Aliyah found herself a sugar mama who takes care of ALL of her needs. Now that Aliyah has enough of a rapport with her sugar mama, she's come back to make sure that Megan's taken care of as well, which has been the plan all along. But instead of being happy, Megan is horrified and disgusted about Aliyah having stooped so low. No matter how much Aliyah tries to convince her that this is an opportunity they can't pass up, Megan doesn't want anything to do with it. That's when Aliyah's demeanor changes as she reminds Megan that she did everything for THEM. Now that Megan's being ridiculously selfish and ignorant, maybe it's time for them to part ways once and for all. Megan now has an important decision to make: will she hold onto her pride or risk losing Aliyah for real this time?

It is Career Week at school. Mr. Clark (John Strong), the guidance counselor, is holding appointments with the students to discuss their chosen career paths. However, it seems that Mandy (Kiara Cole), the student for the next appointment, is late. When Mandy finally arrives, Mr. Clark chastises her for being late, but she doesn't seem to take it seriously. Mr. Clark is apparently used to this type of behavior from her, and doesn't seem to have much hope that she has chosen a career path. To his complete shock, Mandy says that she actually has chosen something: she has decided to become a sex worker. CUT TO TITLE Mr. Clark tries to talk Mandy out of her decision, attempting to steer her towards other options such as becoming a nurse. However, he is unable to convince her. He says that her choice is completely unacceptable, but Mandy suspects that he is being a hypocrite and might have more familiarity with sex workers than he's letting on. Still, Mr. Clark remains firm, explaining that because of school regulations, he has to sign a document stating what career choice he discussed with her. There is no way he can approve of her choice, so he will not be signing the document, and in fact he'll have to report her to the principal. Mandy is upset that Mr. Clark is not helping her even though that's supposed to be his job, and she thinks that the school's old-fashioned rules do not have her best interests at heart. She is determined to do whatever it takes to make sure Mr. Clark signs that document.

Faith (Alex Coal) and Ryan (Isiah Maxwell), a happily married couple, talk about how excited they are to be trying to get pregnant. They discuss potential names for their future bundle of joy, jokingly coming up with silly suggestions at first. But then Ryan gives Faith a book of names as a gift, and she is deeply touched by the sweet gesture. She asks him if he thinks she'll be a good parent, and he assures her that she'll be amazing. He also adds that he'll be right there with her, so no matter what happens, they can deal with it together. CUT TO several weeks later. It becomes clear that Ryan has died, and Faith is wracked with grief. She gets a text from Chris, Ryan's sibling, but doesn't respond. Faith finds the book of names and reads an inscription in the front that Ryan wrote, 'Faith, If anyone can do it you can. Let's make it happen. - Ryan'. She remembers the text from Chris and gets an idea, sending him a message asking if she can come over. Later that day, Faith shows up at Chris' house, where it is revealed that Chris (Isiah Maxwell) is Ryan's twin. CUT TO TITLE Inside, Faith reveals the reason she has come to see Chris: she wants him to impregnate her with the bundle of joy that Ryan never had the chance to. After all, Chris is the closest Faith can get to having Ryan's genes. Chris is stunned by the proposal, pointing out the fact that he and Ryan are different people. But Faith is determined to make her departed husband's last wish come true, no matter what. Can she convince Chris to go forward with her plan?

Jenna (Destiny Cruz) has the perfect boyfriend, Brandon (Robby Echo), although she's feeling pressured because of it. He's so sweet and wants nothing more than for them to spend their lives together - and although Jenna appreciates the love, it does make her feel a little stifled. It's just that he's her first boyfriend, so how does she know he's the one? What if she doesn't want to be tied down yet? One evening, as they get ready to go out to a party, Brandon tries to get a bit frisky with Jenna but is immediately shot down. Brandon's hurt and confused about why she's been distant lately, especially when it comes to sex, but Jenna is shifty as she insists that she's just a bit worried about becoming pregnant. She's not ready for that kind of commitment yet. But before Brandon can continue, his older sibling, Evan (Billy Boston), shows up to join them to the party. Jenna's heart instantly starts racing once their eyes meet. There's so much sexual tension between them, though Brandon is oblivious. Evan's just so much more daring and free spirited than Brandon is. Everything about Evan screams that he's just looking for fun and nothing else - no strings attached - and that's exactly what Jenna wants to experiment with - Later that night, after the trio returns home and Brandon goes to bed, Jenna's left all alone with Evan and her heart races faster than ever before. When Evan starts confidently coming onto her, offering her a taste of freedom before she inevitably one day ties the knot with Brandon, Jenna jumps at the chance. But when that wild night leads to a positive pregnancy test weeks later, Jenna's world is turned upside-down. Suddenly, she needs Brandon's loyalty and stability more than ever, but how will he react to the affair? That's when Jenna decides she has to do something truly underhanded to keep the man she once wanted to push away.

A company's CEO and HR executive hire a new worker. The newbie doesn't know it yet, but the only qualification that made him got the job is his body.

Skylar (Skylar Snow) and Paige (Paige Owens), a married lesbian couple, are ready to take the next step in their marriage: buying a house together. But when they find the house of their dreams, it quickly becomes clear that it'll be nothing but a nightmare. When they try to put in an offer on the perfect house, they are met with hostility by the Realtor. It seems as though they are not welcomed in this neighborhood, even though they are respectable people with good credit. The Realtor makes it known that since Skylar and Paige are lesbians, their chances of getting the house are slim to none. Although Paige is furious, Skylar tries to be compromising. She insists that it's not like they're going to flaunt their sexuality -- they'll be perfect neighbors. While the Realtor is skeptical, she lets them make an offer - but when it's later revealed that they didn't get the house, both Skylar and Paige know WHY. NOW it's time to get revenge - and Paige knows just what to do.

Dr. Ross (Nikky Thorne) walks into her office and sits down at her desk. Dr. Ross, a psychologist, begins to write in her journal, recounting the strange events of the day. She was visited earlier by an exhausted and fearful-looking woman named Molly (Nelly Kent). She told Dr. Ross that she desperately needed to speak to a psychologist and had found Dr. Ross online. Dr. Ross invited her in. In the safety of the office, Molly told Dr. Ross why she had sought her out. Molly described a dark, disturbing fantasy...a fantasy that she claimed had dominated her thoughts. In this fantasy, Molly found herself in a room. In that room was a man (Raul Costa). When he approached Molly, a hunger came over her, an insatiable urge that consumed her. An urge to be...FILLED...in every sense of the word. Continuing to write in her journal about her encounter with Molly, Dr. Ross muses that she's never seen anything quite like this case before. But she has to admit that it has piqued her curiosity in a way that she has not felt for a very long time. But Dr. Ross has no idea what she's gotten herself into...because soon, the urge will consume HER too.

Charlie (Charlotte Sartre) is looking to pay the bills and lead a better life but things haven't been easy. No matter where she goes and how hard she tries to escape her past, it always catches up with her. But when she goes to yet another promising job interview, only to be turned down because of her criminal record, it's clear that playing by the rules isn't helping her. That's when she calls her old partner in crime, Mia (Casey Calvert) with an offer. Later that night, Charlie and Mia meet to come up with a way to make a bit of extra money that isn't exactly on the up-and-up. Since Charlie's on probation, this is absolutely the last thing she should be doing but desperate times call for desperate measures. What makes it even more risky is that she shouldn't be in Mia's company either since she also has a criminal record. It isn't long before things go from bad to worse as Charlie's sleazy probation officer, Tony (Jason Moody), shows up. Thinking on the fly, Charlie and Mia pretend to be girlfriends, even though they are both straight, but Tony isn't buying it. If Charlie and Mia want to distract Tony from what they're REALLY doing, they'll have to do whatever it takes to convince Tony that they are indeed a couple.

Gabbie Carter, a babysitter, is let into a home by her clients, Mr. and Mrs. Kingsley (Tommy Pistol and Lauren Phillips). They are warm and familiar with each other since she's been babysitting for them for a few months now. Mr. and Mrs. Kingsley are both excited for a night out, reminding Gabbie that she can help herself to anything in the fridge, rent movies, call her friends - she's over 18, and they have lots of trust in her - she's the most responsible babysitter they've ever had. However, before they leave, they remind Gabbie not to go into Mr. Kingsley's office since he has some private things there. Gabbie easily agrees and wishes her favorite clients a good night as Mr. and Mrs. Kingsley leave. Later that night, Gabbie is fretting. The baby monitor's batteries are dead. She can't find the charger ANYWHERE, having already checked EVERYWHERE else in the house - except for the office. Gabbie frets even more as she debates going into the office, although she knows she's not supposed to. Mr. and Mrs. Kingsley have been nothing but good to her and she doesn't want to ruin their trust. Finally, although she's nervous, she decides to quickly check the office. She promises to herself she'll just peek in, take a quick look, and leave without disturbing anything. Gabbie carefully and quietly enters the office, which isn't locked. But when she walks in and sees what's in the room, her jaw drops with shock and horror. On the far side of the room, there sits a shrine dedicated to HER on a nearby shelf. It's filled with all sorts of creepy things - a hoodie she left there once, a vial with one of her hairs in it, personal trinkets of hers, and pictures of her. After staring for a few moments, she hastily runs out of the room and slams the door. A while later, Gabbie seems distressed as she waits for Mr. and Mrs. Kingsley to return home. They finally return home and Gabbie tries to keep calm and show that nothing's wrong. However, she keeps nervously looking at Mr. Kingsley. She makes small talk with them but then casually asks if she can speak to Mrs. Kingsley alone for a moment about - girl stuff. Mr. Kingsley pleasantly laughs and excuses himself, leaving Mrs. Kingsley with her. Gabbie nervously leads Mrs. Kingsley into the office, pointing to the shrine. She's still freaked out, insisting that she thinks it's all Mr. Kingsley's doing. Mrs. Kingsley is oddly quiet. After a moment, Gabbie turns towards her. As she turns around, she is shocked to find Mr. Kingsley standing eerily in the doorway with Mrs. Kingsley. Gabbie looks startled, and unnerved at how casual Mr. and Mrs. Kingsley are acting. Mrs. Kingsley approaches and comforts Gabbie, insisting that it's NOT what Gabbie thinks. They lead Gabbie into the living room, where they explain that they BOTH have come to love and admire Gabbie. This is their way of having Gabbie CLOSE even when she's not babysitting for them. They already spoil her rotten as a babysitter, imagine what life would be like if she'd let them spoil her as a lover? Gabbie is unsure, but after admitting to them that she's always found THEM attractive too, easily agrees to join them for a wild threesome. Gabbie's about to find out what it's really like to be idolized.

Richard (Steve Holmes) is anxiously awaiting the arrival of his stepdaughter, Natalie (Vanna Bardot). She's moving in for the summer but he hasn't been around Natalie since the wedding. With his wife out of town, he'll have to make Natalie feel at home completely on his own, which he is a bit nervous about. When Natalie arrives, although he tries to be warm and welcoming, Natalie is very cold towards him. He tries to be a nice guy, but Natalie is already proving to be a handful. Even when he offers to bring in her suitcases, she's convinced he's only doing it because he doesn't think a full-grown woman can take care of herself. Despite the rocky start, Richard keeps trying to be a well-meaning parental figure. But no matter what he does, he somehow keeps finding himself in - compromising situations. It's almost like Natalie WANTS him to see her in a sexual light. Finally, when he one day finds Natalie's bra hanging on his door, he realizes that she's doing EVERYTHING on purpose. But when he confronts Natalie about it, it's obvious that she's not done messing with him yet.

Sarah (Aaliyah Love) hasn't had it easy in the past. She was trapped in a dangerous situation with her boyfriend, though finally found the courage and support she needed to leave him. Her friend, Cassie, has kindly taken her into her home so that she and her therapist husband, James (Tommy Pistol), can help Sarah rebuild her life. But despite all their support, there are still some things Sarah is too ashamed to admit - A week later, Sarah examines her neck to see how well it's healing, hoping the last hints of her traumatic past life has faded. But as she studies herself in the mirror, caressing her neck, her hands begin to slowly, erotically, close around her throat. There's an undeniable thrill there that makes her hot all over, though also terrifies her. That's when she decides to lean on James for more help. As a therapist, maybe he can help her sort through these complicated feelings. When James enters her bedroom, Sarah is nervous, making him swear to keep this conversation between them. Once he does, she shamefully admits that being choked during sex turns her on. It obviously wasn't always like that, and she's afraid her experiences from the past warped her, but she needs his help to work through it. Although James offers professional therapy sessions, Sarah insists that she needs something far more personalized.

Miranda (Joanna Angel) and Gloria (Kayla Paige) are two wealthy, powerful business owners. Longtime friends, they have just finished eating lunch together at Gloria's office. Gloria's personal assistant, Naomi (Aliya Brynn), is also there, silent and subservient, waiting at Gloria's beck and call. As Miranda and Gloria chat, it quickly becomes clear how elitist and arrogant they are. They are casually catty and demeaning towards each other, but are especially mean-spirited when they talk about other people, ESPECIALLY their own assistants. They even start badmouthing Naomi, even though she is right there with them, although she is powerless to speak up. Eventually, Naomi gets a bit of a break as the businesswomen move onto talking about a movie they're both interested in. But things get heated when they argue about who the main actress is, both adamant that they are right. Finally, they decide to settle it with a bet: whoever is right will get the other's personal assistant for a day. Naomi is taken aback about being used as some kind of poker chip, though there is secretly something a little thrilling about it as well - Who will win the bet and what will it mean for Naomi?

Wearing some sexy lingerie, Mrs. Walker paces around the room impatiently. Finally, she hears the front door opening and excitedly sits down on the couch. A moment later, Mr. Walker (Charles Dera) walks into the room. He sits down next to Mrs. Walker, wishing her a happy 8th anniversary. He moves in to kiss her, but she stops him by placing a finger on his lips, saying teasingly that she hopes he hasn't forgotten her gift. Mr. Walker laughs and assures her that he would never forget their yearly tradition, and her gift should be arriving soon. Mrs. Walker is delighted, saying that she's looking forward to her SPECIAL treat. There is the sound of the doorbell ringing, and Mr. and Mrs. Walker both grin. Mr. Walker leaves the room to answer the door. CUT TO TITLE Mr. Walker - a college professor - opens the front door, revealing that the visitor is one of his students, Jason (Dante Colle). Jason thanks Mr. Walker for inviting him to his home to help him study for midterms. Jason feels honored that his professor is taking such an unusual step to give him extra help, and Mr. Walker assures him that it's a pleasure to do this for one of his most promising students. Mr. Walker brings Jason into the living room, and Mrs. Walker rises from the couch to greet them. Mrs. Walker looks intensely intrigued as Mr. Walker introduces Jason to her. Jason seems a bit taken aback by how much interest Mrs. Walker has towards him. She walks around Jason as if inspecting him from all angles, telling her husband that he brought home a good one. Mr. Walker invites Jason to sit down. As they all sit on the couch, Mrs. Walker continues to gaze at Jason as if inspecting him, and asks him to talk about himself. Jason talks a bit about his interests and his hopes for the future, but starts to get nervous and flustered as Mrs. Walker keeps gazing intently at him. Jason looks over at Mr. Walker, but Mr. Walker is just observing the whole thing with amusement. Eventually, Mrs. Walker chuckles and tells her husband that it's time to let him know what's going on. Jason's about to find out that HE'S Mrs. Walker's anniversary gift...and Mr. Walker will be there EVERY step of the way as his wife enjoys her special treat.

Four years after the events of BRONZE ANNIVERSARY, Mr. Walker (Charles Dera) is continuing his annual tradition of bringing home an attractive young lover for his wife Mrs. Walker (Natasha Nice), as her anniversary gift. However, this time Mr. Walker has a twist planned. Mr. Walker impatiently waiting for his wife to return home. When Mrs. Walker arrives, he tells her she's late, but she doesn't seem very apologetic about it. They stiffly wish each other a happy 12th anniversary, and then Mrs. Walker demands to know where her gift is. Mr. Walker tells her that she's in the other room. Mrs. Walker is confused and suspicious as she repeats, 'SHE?' CUT TO TITLE Mrs. Walker enters the bedroom and is outraged to see a young woman, Candy (Kenzie Reeves) waiting on the bed. Mrs. Walker tells her husband that THIS isn't the arrangement they agreed upon - it's supposed to be a GUY each year for her. Candy cheekily speaks up, saying that Mr. Walker told her all about their anniversary arrangement, and that it was getting - stale. So Candy is here to mix things up. Mrs. Walker angrily points out that she's straight, but Mr. Walker accuses her of being close-minded and says that HE'S going to start things with Candy. As Mr. Walker and Candy start to touch each other, Mrs. Walker becomes uncomfortable and a bit less combative, as if realizing that their anniversary arrangement - and even their marriage - is potentially in trouble since she doesn't have any leverage to keep her husband faithful if he doesn't want to be. She begrudgingly agrees to accept the gift in order to appease Mr. Walker, and has sex with Candy while Mr. Walker hungrily observes. Mrs. Walker is inexperienced at lesbian sex and unsure of what to do, needing some guidance. Mr. Walker is happy to join in and help, which was part of his plan all along.

Bill (John Strong) is in his bedroom. He seems nervous and anxious as he puts the finishing touches on the room, smoothing out wrinkles on the bed and arranging the pillows in a very specific way. He looks around the room, appraising all the details. He notices something is slightly off - there is a pillow where it shouldn't be on the bed. He rushes over, putting the pillow slightly askew. Judging by the care he is taking, it's clear that he is staging a very specific scene. At that moment, the doorbell rings. Bill takes a deep breath, smoothing out his clothes as he goes to answer the door. Bill answers the door, meeting Amanda (Paige Owens), an escort, for the first time. Bill has given her very specific instructions (including how to dress) for a role play fantasy. Bill leads Amanda inside past a set of stairs to the living room. Bill is oddly insistent about Amanda not using the stairs. As they talk, it becomes clear that Amanda will be role playing as Bill's stepdaughter, Darcy. But something seems off about Bill as he tells Amanda to meet him in his bedroom. As Bill gets up and leaves, Amanda watches him go, a hint of nervousness showing on her face now. What has she gotten herself into? A few moments later, the role play begins. Bill is sitting on his bed when there is a knock at his door. He calls for the person to come in. Amanda pops her head in. Amanda comes in and sits next to him on the bed, putting her knapsack down. Bill smiles, brushing a hair tenderly away from Amanda's face. She smiles back at him. Bill then tells Amanda (role playing as Darcy) that he has feelings for her (Darcy). As per Bill's instructions, 'Darcy' reciprocates these feelings. They share an intense kiss.

Doug Hamilton (Nathan Bronson) enters the office of his stepfather and boss, Ed Hamilton (Derrick Pierce). Ed is the owner of a company and is training Doug to take over for him one day. However, so far Ed isn't very pleased, saying that Doug isn't assertive enough. He orders Doug to shadow him all day, and do what he does. Ed's secretary Becky (Whitney Wright) enters. Ed leers at her and has her go get him a cup of coffee. Ed's sleazy gaze makes Doug uncomfortable. When Becky returns with the coffee, she asks Ed if there's anything else she can do for him. Ed suggestively tells her that she KNOWS what to do, and Doug is shocked as she obediently gets on her knees, about to suck Ed's cock. As a twisted way of teaching Doug something about running the company, Ed tells Doug to watch him fuck Becky. Doug sheepishly agrees. Ed fucks Becky's mouth, then puts her on his desk so he can fuck her pussy, all as Doug watches. After Ed is done, he tells Doug that now it's HIS turn to have sex with Becky. Doug is stunned, and Ed reminds him that he's supposed to be shadowing him all day, and doing EVERYTHING that he does. After some initial hesitation, Doug agrees. Doug's first lesson in becoming more like Ed is about to begin.

Sandra (Eliza Ibarra) and Tina (Maya Kendrick) are two teenage girls who just can't get along. Whenever they're at school, they're always at each other's throat, bickering all of the time. It finally gets so bad that their teacher, Mrs. Morgan (Liz Revamped) has to step in. As Mrs. Morgan sits them both down to talk, they each start to explain their side of the story. However, things suddenly take a sharp turn when Sandra claims that Tina picks on her just because she's a lesbian. Tina is shocked, arguing that it's absolutely not the case, but it's clear that Mrs. Morgan, who is also a lesbian, is already on Sandra's side. As the only straight girl in the room, it doesn't look good for Tina. She has to come up with something -- FAST -- if she's going to get herself out of this mess. Since she knows Mrs. Morgan is ONLY taking Sandra's side because she's a lesbian, Tina lies and claims that the only reason why she was picking on Sandra was because she's confused about her OWN sexuality. In fact, Tina starts to get a bit flirty, wanting her dear teacher to explore her sexuality with her to help put her troubled mind at ease. Sandra sees straight through Tina's ploy but when she tries to protest, Mrs. Morgan shushes them both. It seems BOTH of the students have convincing arguments - but as Mrs. Morgan looks both of the cute girls over, it's clear that the girls will have to do even MORE to win over Mrs. Morgan once and for all.

Dahlia (Jane Wilde) is looking over a contract intently while an older man, Roger, silently sits across from her. The atmosphere is business-like as Dahlia flips through the pages, although the discomfort between them is undeniable. It's soon revealed that Roger is her parent and that, nearing retirement, he has agreed to sign over his company (worth billions) to Dahlia. But there is a condition - Dahlia is a lesbian, and Roger - a man of dated convictions - refuses to sign over the company until Dahlia marries and consummates the marriage with a man, with the expectation that Dahlia will produce an heir. To that end, they have drawn up a contract, and if Dahlia wants to continue enjoying her luxurious lifestyle, she'll have to agree to the terms. But as Dahlia finally signs the papers, there is a defiant glint to her eyes - Weeks later, Dahlia brings her new husband, Rick (Dante Colle), to see Roger and demonstrate she's honored her part of the contract. But it's clear that their marriage is only one of convenience, though Roger doesn't seem to notice or care, only concerned with his terms being met. However, Roger DOES notice that something is amiss when Dahlia easily states that they've consummated their marriage, especially given how defiant she was before. That's when Dahlia flippantly offers to let Roger watch them do the deed again if he doesn't believe her. Instead of acting like she's joking, Roger accepts Dahlia's offer to watch them - his agenda is more important to him than his discomfort, after all. Little does he know, he's playing right into Dahlia and Rick's hands.

Brenda (Aila Donovan), a flight attendant, is in full uniform as she packs her suitcase. But as she finishes packing, about to leave, she looks at a ring holder sitting on her dresser. She opens the ring holder, revealing multiple men's wedding bands that glint in the light. She runs her fingers along the bands as she admires them, smiling coldly to herself before snapping the lid closed. It's time to get to work. After arriving in a new city, Brenda makes her way to a cafe. As soon as she's inside, she surveys the room - until her eyes fall on a lone man sitting nearby, Harry (Jay Smooth). Once she notices a wedding band, she scrutinizes him from afar, as if assessing him, before deciding to make her move - He's EXACTLY what she's looking for. She approaches Harry and asks to sit with him, which he politely accepts. Their conversation is nice and friendly as she announces she's new in town and looking for recommendations, though it doesn't take long before Brenda starts becoming flirty. Harry tries his best to ignore her advances, letting her know that he's a happily married man. Brenda pretends to have not noticed the wedding band, but then tells him that if HE'S willing to overlook this, then SHE is, too. Harry is shocked but the more Brenda comes onto him, the more he's tempted. After all, it's not every day that a beautiful stranger throws herself at him. But little does he know, when his defenses finally crumble and he gives into temptation, he's walking straight into Brenda's trap.

Six months after the events of 'Third Wheel,' where Elizabeth (Siri Dahl)'s wife, Terri, convinced her to have sex with a man to get pregnant and then stole the pregnancy herself, Elizabeth remains a broken women. Terri is now expecting 'their baby' and has been begging Elizabeth to come home. But, the estranged Elizabeth cannot get past the betrayal. At least not until she can become pregnant as well - Elizabeth books an appointment with an unusual medical professional, Dr. Torrance (Tommy Pistol), who specializes in extreme insemination. She drains the couple's life savings and arrives at his home office for their consultation, and Dr. Torrance is happy to help Elizabeth, taking her through the steps of how he'll get Elizabeth pregnant. Elizabeth is willing to do anything and EVERYTHING at this point without hesitation, in order to get what she wants. After doing a thorough body exam, Dr. Torrance brings her to his patented breeding bench to begin the strenuous procedure. Nervous but determined, Elizabeth bends over and is ready to take every ounce of cum the doctor prescribes. Maybe now, she can FINALLY go home and have the family she's wanted all along.

Two women, Clara (Dee Williams) and Beth (Katie Morgan), sit across from each other at a table. Beth remarks anxiously that Spencer is late again, and hopes that they won't have to wait as long this time. For their last joint prayer session, he was TWO HOURS late. Finally, Spencer (Dick Chibbles) arrives. It quickly becomes clear that he is married to both Clara and Beth. To their shock, he says that the reason for his lateness is that he's been seeing another woman, and he wants to make her his third wife. CUT TO TITLE Days later, at Clara's house, her doorbell rings. Clara approaches her front door and opens it, letting Beth in. Beth thanks Clara for inviting her over. Clara admits this feels weird, because they usually only get together for situations that are supposed to include Spencer, such as their joint prayer sessions. But she doesn't have anybody else she can talk to about their situation. Beth says she feels the same way, and Clara leads her further into the house. A short time later, Clara and Beth are sitting apart from each other on the couch, complaining about Spencer neglecting them. They realize that Spencer might have encouraged some rivalry between them, and decide to put that rivalry aside. Over the course of the next several weeks, Clara and Beth spend more and more time with each other, and their bond strengthens. Finally, one day, Clara and Beth are sitting right next to each other on the couch in Clara's living room. They bond some more, and decide they don't need Spencer's attention if they have each other. Beth rests her head in Clara's lap, looking up at her. Clara looks a bit surprised, but then smiles and begins to affectionately stroke Beth's hair. After a few minutes of this, Clara's free hand clasps one of Beth's hands, and they both smile. Eventually, Beth gets up and moves in for a kiss, but then stops for a moment. Clara takes a deep breath for courage, and then nods at her. They kiss, which leads to them having sweet, passionate sex. Even though Beth and Clara have found solace in each other, they can't keep their affair from Spencer forever. But what WILL he do when he finds out?