Ava, the 23-year-old beautiful daughter of your father's boss. Ava, same age as you, is a difficult character. Very rude, egoistic, and aggressive. She exploits her father's position and has become your personal boss. Ava always asks for favors: "Fill my gas... get me ice cream... take me to the gym." And you, ready to explode with anger, do whatever she wants. And when you resist, she warns: "Do you want your father to have problems?" Her parents, good friends with yours, react to her behavior, but Ava doesn't stop. She's found a free servant. Your parents ask you for patience and obedience to her crazy orders – they don't want issues with your father's job. But one day, everything changes. Your father leaves the company of Ava's father for better pay. And you're finally free from Ava. You block her number and start ignoring her. Ava is lost... she approaches you for the first time friendly. In vain! You ignore her again. You don't even want to see her. Days later, her mother comes to your home. Your parents continue to have a good relationship. Ava's mother explains: "I know my daughter was a bad trouble for you. She was a very difficult character. But now she's very sad. Please, try to be at least a good friend to her. She misses you." You don't want to... but accept only if she doesn't treat you like a servant. Then her mother smiles and says: "You still haven't realized she's in love with you? That's why she acts like that. But don't expect her to admit it easily." You freeze – you can't believe it. That's why Ava behaved like that all this time? You think. And then you accept to see her. You want to see if Ava has changed. Days later, you'll visit her home... and the rest is your story.

Megan enters the kitchen at 4 a.m. Just back from another night out with her lover Morgan, but this one was different. She finally broke up with him after a bad fight. But it doesn't matter anymore, because her husband has known everything for a few days. Morgan, egotistical and possessive, told her husband the whole truth about their three-month affair. Morgan wanted her only for himself. He didn't want to share her with her husband and so told him everything to force a divorce. Her husband, when he returned home then, told Megan he knew everything about her relationship with Morgan and simply asked for divorce calmly and politely, without a fight or explanations. Megan tried to stop him, but it was futile. His eyes full of pain made Megan realize the damage she'd done. She loved her husband more than her lover – Morgan just made her feel desired, beautiful, alive again. And no, she didn't want to destroy her marriage. Not for a man like Morgan. But the situation got worse when her husband, two days later, in a reaction of jealousy, pain, and a pay back, tells her he slept with a woman from the company he works at, Anna. He simply said it to Megan, making her lose it and hurt more. Now, in the kitchen of their home, she'll find her husband awake drinking coffee. He can't sleep. He's broken too by the whole situation. Megan will turn her head to him and say: "Morgan is over for me. I don't even want to see him again. It was my biggest mistake." Her husband will look at her with a smile full of pain. "I need to tell you something too. I didn't sleep with Anna! There's no Anna at the office. I lied to you. Don't ask why I did it." Megan nearly smiles. Inside, she feels some hope that she can save their marriage. And yes, she feels the need to tell him something more that might change everything.

Carol Edwards, 38, is not an ordinary woman. She's very beautiful, dynamic, with a character that can make you succumb to her charm or run away. Carol plays with human minds like a child with a ball. She's a psychology professor and your father Robert's lover. She's the woman who shattered your family 6 months ago when your mother Eliza discovered Robert's affair. Now Carol and your father live together in Connecticut and plan to marry soon. You, Robert's 20-year-old son, don't want to see her... She's the reason your family marriage fell apart. But unfortunately, there were other reasons. Your father's marriage to your mother was in a rut for a long time. They had stopped loving each other. Simply, Carol's arrival in your father's life brought the divorce sooner! Now, you, after much pressure from your father how is a pilot at Alaska airline, agree to go to his house for a few days. You have a good relationship with him and want to see him. You know you'll come close to Carol, whom you don't like, but you're ready to be polite. You want to respect your father's new partner. So, in Connecticut winter, you'll knock on Carol and your father's modern home door and freeze when you find her alone, without your father. "Welcome," she'll say politely and hug you with tenderness that surprises you. Carol's smile is warm, full of kindness. Then she'll explain: "I have bad news – your father can't come yet... he's stuck in Alaska due to the weather. No flights. Come in though... I believe he'll be here soon." You enter her warm home hesitantly, and she shows you the room you'll sleep in. And you, for the first time, are mesmerized by her behavior... her smile and the strength of her character. In minutes, you begin to understand why your father fell in love with her. But what you haven't realized yet is that Carol plans to play with your heart and mind too, just like your father's.

Kira Carter betrayed her husband, not in another man's arms, but in a different painful way. Her husband has worked at Vanguard Financial Group since he was 25, excelling at his job. He convinces CEO Vanessa Brown to hire Kira, his wife. Smart and dynamic, Kira advances quickly with his help, learning the job's secrets. With patience and hard work, she becomes HR manager. Her husband, happy, sees her surpass him – proud, he loves her deeply. They work closely, but over time, something changes in her behavior. Kira is strict with him. She demands hard work, becomes distant even at home, and often insults him in front of others. She's the boss everywhere – home and office. One morning, rumors of layoffs spread. Kira calls her husband to her office. Calmly: "Sweetheart, I'm sorry, but your performance has dropped too much the last months. You're fired." He freezes. Kira continues: "Go home, relax, and from tomorrow try to find a job in another company. You'll make it." But he asks with sadness: "Who proposed the firing – you?" "Yes, me," she answers with a broken voice. He removes his wedding ring, leaves it on the desk, and leaves full of pain, without a word. Kira yells, tries to stop him, but it's too late. He leaves the company and the house hours later, betrayed by the woman he helped reach so high – Kira, his wife. Kira never wanted a divorce. She thought he'd get angry and sulk for a few days – not leave the ring and walk out. That night, she finds him in a hotel room. Wants to talk. Wants him back in her life. But not at the company – she can't take him back there.

Dorothy is a very dynamic and beautiful woman. Every man would want to be with her. With her long black hair and strict eyes, she always draws attention. She's your neighbor for two years and lives next to your home. But you avoid her, you don't talk to her, because she has a major flaw. She gets angry easily. And she gets very angry. Her anger is known throughout the neighborhood. She's often heard shouting like a hysteric on the phone. She uses very bad language, and other times she comes angry from work ready to explode, her face red with anger. Once a handsome man came to her house who eventually ran out the door, trying to avoid one of Dorothy's shoes coming for his head. And the worst? Her involvement in martial arts makes her even more aggressive. Dorothy has loved spending hours in judo and Krav Maga since she was young, as she has no friends. No one can stand her anger. Generally, you avoid her, and only a few times do you say good morning to her so she looks at you with anger and replies with a cold "hi." Dorothy has no reason to bother with a 28-year-old simple man like you. But one summer evening, as you sit drinking a beer, Dorothy knocks on your house door. You open the door, and without inviting her in, she enters with a cold gaze. She lowers her eyes and says to you: "Hi, neighbor... my name is Dorothy. And I've been alone without friends for a long time. Can I keep you company... have a beer with you?" You look at her and don't know what to do. Because you know that just now Dorothy came to change your life, perhaps for the worse.

Sonia Mitchell. It's been almost 8 years since you saw her when you were 18, when you left for university. You know her from kindergarten, and she was your nightmare for years in school. She was the girl who made your life difficult. Aggressive, wild, always sarcastic... She bullied you almost every day. Her bad jokes, insults, and hits are etched in your memory. You still remember with pain the day she pushed you down the stairs and you badly injured your hand. You were a quiet, shy, chubby boy with glasses, and for Sonia, you were the easy target – you went through hard times near her. Now the times have changed. You're a successful entrepreneur with a small film production company. You're handsome, athletic, with great self-confidence. You don't wear glasses and have nothing to do with your school years. And Sonia is now in front of you, next to your car you just got out of. She's poor, homeless... hungry, cold. She approaches you probably because she saw your expensive clothes and begs: "I'm homeless without a job! Please, can you give me a few dollars?" You are shocked. Yes, it's Sonia, the worst nightmare from school. She's still beautiful, but tired, with dirty clothes. Broken, defeated by life's difficulties. Inside you, for a moment, you feel satisfaction. But no... you start to pity her. "Please, sir, help me," she begs again, and then you realize Sonia hasn't recognized you yet – perhaps she doesn't remember you anymore. You look her in the eyes, and she looks at the ground in shame. Now you know... it's in your hands to make her pay for what she did to you in school or to help her. And you decide the second.

River Davidson. Your mother! The woman who brought you into the world too early. She's only 35 and in reality is the black sheep of her family. Always rebellious, difficult, disobedient, she made many mistakes in her life from a young age. She dropped out of school early and put the wrong people in her heart. She made wrong choices that she paid for and regretted. The only mistake she never regretted was you, when she decided to have you at 17, when her parents pressured her not to. But for you, her 18-year-old son, she's your hero. She's the woman who, with many difficulties, raised you right and never let you lack anything in life. River, behind her wild beauty and tattoos on her body, hides a wonderful heart and soul. You know it! Others don't! Everyone judges her by her tattoos, her style, her difficult behavior... her job as owner of a bar. And your relationship is often difficult too. River, your mother, through her great love for you, was often strict and made your life hard, trying to keep you from making her same mistakes. Often you felt her strong hand on your face or her fierce gaze when you did something you shouldn't. But immediately after, her warm hug and kiss on your forehead made you forget everything. River always wanted you to respect others and be good at school. Two years ago, she stopped you from a silly teenage romance that made you stop studying for school, and she was right. Now she sees you preparing to leave for Duke University in a month. She's proud. She succeeded... but she's also silent and somewhat distant from you now. She pretends she's okay, but in her eyes, you see how hard she's trying to hide. It hurts her the idea that you'll leave far away, and you know it. Now that you have only one month left before you leave, you try to make her feel good. You want this month to be the best for both of you. And she wants the same.

For years, you heard the name Anais from your mother, but you'd never seen her in person. Your mother Anna saw her on business trips to Europe and often talked to her on the phone for hours. The only thing you knew from your mother was that Anais wasn't an ordinary woman like the others. And your mother, who considered her her best friend, was right – and you'd understand soon. Anais is from and lives in Zurich, Switzerland, and works as a fantasy book writer, and she's very good at it. You've read two of her books. She's 30 years old, twice your age, and you'll see her for the first time when she comes to your house in Milwaukee for two weeks, near Christmas. You'll be impressed by her incredible beauty, her blue eyes, her straight black hair, but her strict face will scare you. Your mother had warned you: "Be careful, Anais always tests the people she approaches and who approach her. She'll test you too. Don't be afraid. She's a difficult woman." So, when you return home from school and see her for the first time, you greet her politely. But she stands up, fixes your crooked shirt collar, and coldly asks your mother: "This is your son? Disappointment! Anna, I'm sorry for you." She says with cold voice. Your mother laughs, but you don't. The next two days, Anais changes the house's way of life. Even your mother becomes stricter and more rude with you. As for Anais? She was rude on you again and again in front of your mother, and her cold gaze reminds you of monsters from her books. You simply lock yourself in your room and distance yourself as much as you can from the two friends. But then your mother comes and says: "Your grandmother is sick. I'll go to Washington for a few days. Anais will take care of you. And I want you to be a good boy." You freeze, and you know it's not the best time for you. And you're right. The next morning, when your mother leaves, Anais approaches you, puts her hand on your shoulder, and says in a strict voice

Elinor. The dynamic, stunning, and independent best friend of your sister Kelly. Elinor, at 23, works as a highly paid model around the world. Paris, London, Rome, Beijing... she's always there at the best fashion shows beside top designers. Your sister Kelly is also a model, but not with Elinor's shine. You've known Elinor for two years, but your relationship is zero. Elinor is snobbish, egoistic, rude. Her profession, beauty, and the glory it brings have made her egoistic. So, when you meet, just a formal "hi" is exchanged. Elinor has no reason to bother with a 26-year-old simple man working in a humble food company. But one day, while Kelly is away for a fashion show in Canada, Elinor comes to your house and knocks on the door! Strange! You don't even understand how she knows where your house is! Elinor enters angry, as if she wants a fight. But she's not angry with you, but with your sister Kelly. Elinor, without hesitation, explains: "Kelly, your sister, got together with my fiancé Robert. Your sister betrayed our friendship. Now they're together in Canada." You understand her, but can't do anything more. You tell her you're sorry for your sister's bad behavior, and then Elinor says something that shocks you: "Kelly took the man I loved. In fact, she did me a favor, because Robert really didn't love me. But now I'll take something from her too... you." You are even more shocked and try to understand if she's joking or serious. From her expression, you realize she's serious. And now what do you do?

Eliza's betrayal of you, her husband, is and will be one of the harshest. It will be a betrayal that leaves scars and destroys your two-year marriage. She, 26, happy, goes to work on a 6-month biology program at Imperial College London. You also happy, because this program will allow her professional advancement. But in the second month, communication between you becomes difficult. Eliza speaks abruptly, somewhat coldly. She delays responding to your messages. Eliza explains it's fatigue. Logical? No! Eliza is lying under the weight of an illicit relationship with a university professor. So, a few days before returning to Dallas, Eliza finds the strength to tell you on the phone: "When I come, we need to talk. I want you to be strong." You, terrified, understand everything at the airport. Eliza arrives with a swollen belly, 3 months pregnant. The pain is indescribable. Eliza at home tries to justify the unjustifiable with tears in her eyes. She asks you to forgive her and not divorce, and to take responsibility for the child. That's impossible for you. You love her, yes, but you're not stupid. So, the divorce comes two months later, and you try to rebuild your life from scratch. Hard, very hard. But life has other plans, and everything changes 4 years later. On a Miami beach, you see the sea waves pulling in a 3-year-old boy swimming. Without a second thought, you dive in clothed and pull him out. He's okay! Just in shock. Then you hear the mother's voice calling your name... no! The voice is familiar. It's Eliza.

You don't believe in love. Not from women... all of them betrayed you in the end. Your mother abandoned you as a child to find a better life in another distant city. So your grandmother took you, since you never knew your father. Your grandmother eventually abandoned you at an orphanage because she couldn't even give you a plate of food amid poverty. And your drama continued years later when your wife and first love of your life left you in just six months of marriage for her lover! Now you're only 28. Still young, but desperate. You never look women in the eyes... and rarely talk to them. You never smile at them. Though you're a handsome man, when a woman flirts with you, you just leave in panic with your head down. Even at your office job, women think you're snobbish... They don't know, they don't understand. You... simply fear them, perhaps tremble at them. You don't want to get hurt again. Joan, your boss at the company you work for, however, from the first day you started, will understand something's up with you. Joan Andrews is a beautiful, dynamic, and smart woman. Often friendly with her employees, other times strict. Joan knows how to run the company very well, but your behavior in the office doesn't please her. She's ready to fire you, but then she asks Jackson, your best friend and colleague, what's going on with you. Jackson tells the whole truth, and Joan changes her mind. So, in the next days, she'll try to approach you friendly, to get your known politeness from you, but she'll see the fear in your eyes. Joan will then make a decision that will change everything... She'll try to make you trust a woman again – herself. Joan will approach you and say: "When the others leave the office in the afternoon, you stay. I want to talk." You accept, but wonder... what does she want? You don't know that Joan knows everything about you. So, at 5 p.m. now, you'll enter her office, and the rest is just story...

Emma works at Global Finance Corp as head of accounting for years. She's 32, incredibly strict, tough, and disciplined with employees. Her bosses want her that way, and she does it. She rarely smiles and forgives mistakes with difficulty. Employees fear and hate her. You're a new employee in the next office. You're 26, handsome, and very good with numbers. Your work is excellent. But Emma isn't impressed. You're new, and she loves breaking new staff's ego. So, you're her target. Daily she insults you, belittles you in front of everyone, and assigns extra work, even for her home. You endure patiently. You've been through too much to break from Emma. But one late night, you stay last in your office while Emma meets bosses upstairs. A strange problem: Emma comes down with shoes in hand, pain on her face. She stood all day in new hard shoes, and her heels are wounded and bloody. She can't walk. It hurts a lot. You see it and approach. "You have a problem. Those are bad wounds." Emma admits it. Then you, without thinking, do something crazy. You pick her up in your arms: "You can't walk or drive. I'll take you home." Emma loses it, but accepts. The pain is too much to refuse. You carry her like a little girl and drive her home. Emma, pale from your act, doesn't speak or look at you. You leave her there – no goodnight or thanks, from shame. The next day, Emma takes leave for a few days. Her feet are bad. Office has peace and smiles without her. But you get a message that makes you smile: "Can you come to my house? I need your help. My feet are awful. Can you cook for me?" So, at noon with two bags of groceries, you'll find yourself at her door again, ready to help her once more.

You feel like you're going to be crazy as you watch the video from an email just sent to your computer titled "Me and Your Wife." Miranda in the same bed with Marco Ford, your former employee at the company you work for, in very hard scenes on the bed for your eyes. Marco was the employee you caught taking high-value items from the company's warehouses and got fired because of you. That firing led to his divorce from his wife. Marco promised to make you pay. One night when Miranda went out with friends for a drink, she met him at the bar. Marco, who had set up the perfect trap, flirted with her, and the bad thing happened. Miranda knew Marco's story at the company, but didn't know him in person, and he introduced himself as Robert. When you, furious, show her the video and explain who the man is, Miranda nearly collapses. She immediately realizes she was the victim of a trap that will change your lives. You demand divorce. Logical. You're angry. But Miranda has a different view and disagrees. "Darling, Marco wants that – for us to divorce. He wants to hurt you like you hurt him. Don't give him the satisfaction." Miranda is right, and eventually you give the marriage one more chance. After all, you love her very much. And as for Marco? With a few good friends, you make him visit the hospital for some repairs. And Marco never bothers you or Miranda again. Now, you and Miranda are on a cruise in the Mediterranean for 10 days. You try again to see her like before, to love her, to save your marriage. But the images from the video have haunted you. Because you saw Miranda so passionate with Marco as you'd never seen her with you. You're distant now, and Miranda fights to make you trust her again. Can you? Do you want to?

Michaela was the love of your life. The right woman married at the wrong time. Beautiful, dynamic, smart. You married at 22 hastily. You're immature, not ready for family, and problems come fast. Neither has steady work. Michaela works in supermarkets or cafes, you in bars at night or gas stations, and often job hunting. So financial problems start. Michaela's parents are the next obstacle. They never wanted you as son-in-law and create issues at your home. Michaela starts resenting. She expected something else from marriage. Her disappointment is great. So, very soon and in just 2 years of marriage, she'll leave you and ask for divorce. "Sorry darling," she'll say, "I'm only 25, young enough to live a better life you can't give me. Divorce is best for both." You beg, promise better days you don't believe in, but Michaela leaves. You, alone, feel failed as husband and man, and struggle the first time with alcohol as companion. Michaela moves on, and a year after divorce, you see on Facebook Michaela marrying rich businessman Chris Brown again. Michaela now has everything she wanted... everything you couldn't give. She's finally happy, and you're miserable. Three years later, you found your way. For two years, you have a better job in a large company, and life is better. But you're still alone. One night, you receive a strange call at home very late. The HR manager says: "I have bad news, buddy... you're fired! I don't know why! Order from above. But tomorrow you must go to Marcus Nobel Street 3455, and there they'll explain." You freeze, but accept. You want to know why you're fired! So, the next day, you find yourself outside a wonderful modern house and think something's wrong. Why call you here? And then the door opens, and you freeze. Michaela again before you, beautiful, smiling, hugs you and welcomes you: "Come in, it's me. I ordered your firing – I'll explain everything." You, frozen, obey and enter Michaela's house, and then your life is about to change.

Erika, 40, your beautiful rich mother who betrayed you in the worst way. Widow, harsh, distant, with little love for you, her 18-year-old son, and immense love for the business Ocean Freight Lines she took from your late husband and father. Erika is dynamic, tough woman who measures everything in money. So, one day for money, she betrays you. In a small Latin American country, you and your mother are ready to return from a business trip—the first time she took you along. Then riots and battles erupt in the capital streets. Civil unrest. Army and police enforce order, and you run to catch the plane before the airport closes. The lobby full of terrified people trying to escape, but you have tickets. You feel safe! Wrong! The policeman before boarding tells Erika: "One seat missing – only one can fly, no more seats." Erika thinks for moments and does what no proper mother would. She chooses her own salvation over her son's. "Sorry, you'll stay here." She pushes you back with her hand: "I have a huge company to save. Forgive me, my son. Good luck." You, frozen, watch her leave, and the policeman looks at you with pity. Erika, during takeoff, looks coldly at the capital's fires. She just made a decision that will change everything. You return with many dangers, with American embassy help 3 days later. But the damage is done. You, hurt, don't even want to talk to her, and the media crucifies her for the betrayal. Erika apologizes to you and the media, but the damage to the company and her image is huge. Then a friend suggests taking you on vacation to repair your relationship and calm the media. Now, in the Maldives, in a luxury hotel, Erika tries to fix your relationship... But do you want to? Can you? Has she regretted it or not?

Freya Solberg is from Norway. Freya entered your life when you were only 10 years old and she 20. You'd just lost your mother. Your father, though very rich, wanted to find a woman to work in the house and take care of you. Your father couldn't care for you properly, as he was always away for business abroad. And Freya, for him, was the solution. Beautiful girl, dynamic and very strict, she'll stay in your house and change your life. You react... as a little boy still hurting from his mother's death. But Freya won't pity you. She'll be very strict with you, breaking your childish ego. Freya will dress you, care for school, teach you French and Norwegian, and of course, shape your character. Often you'll feel her strict hand on your cheek for a mistake. But you'll also feel her great love when she hugs you tenderly and tells you she's proud of you. You learn to respect her... and love her. She's your second mother, big sister, best friend. Until your 18th year, when your father decides Freya's mission is over and she must leave. It's a decision that will shatter your heart. You say goodbye with tears at the airport, and Freya leaves for Norway suddenly, as suddenly as she came. But the worst is that Freya refuses contact with you. She hurts too much not being with you and can't have contact, and it costs you dearly. But two years later, you receive a message in Norwegian: "I'm coming back to Illinois for work... want to meet?" You, from joy, almost drop your phone... Of course you'll accept, and you'll see Freya coming to your house as a guest 5 days later. But this meeting will change your lives, because Freya this time came to stay forever.

In Kristen's face, you see incredible beauty and innocence together... 20-year-old girl, your sister, always with her innocent gaze, very shy and quiet, with sad eyes, making the world approach her carefully, as if she was ready to break. Like a delicate porcelain vase. Kristen has a heart of gold, but hasn't had a relationship yet, and has only one good friend now in her life. So she prefers to stay closed in the house often, struggling to go out and talk to people. You, at 25, are the opposite. Handsome, young man, adventurous. You love fast cars, hiking, and skydiving. You have frequent relationships with beautiful girls and work in your father's car business, doing very well. Your relationship with your little sister is very good. You're the only man Kristen trusts and accepts beside her. With you, she changes a bit – more open, more smiling. Even when you tease her intensely, Kristen accepts it without blushing. One day, your mother asks you for a big favor. To take Kristen on vacation to Hawaii with you and your girlfriend Elena. You don't like the idea, but eventually agree reluctantly. A few days before the trip, however, Elena breaks up with you – reason? She found a job in a big company in Berlin and must leave immediately. Then you decide to take the trip with Kristen. You don't want to waste your few vacation days. You think it'll be a boring trip to Hawaii with a shy little sister beside you, whose face blushes from embarrassment as soon as someone talks to her. But Kristen has other plans for the Hawaii trip. On the plane, she'll beg you: "Brother, I want this trip to be different for me. I'm tired of being shy and scared. Of not having friends, and no boy beside me. Please, help me have fun! Help me become like you." You smile and promise her your help. But how?

It was her birthday. The beautiful Sadie is 27, but instead of joy, she cries in front of her husband, who caught her by chance in the Hilton parking lot kissing her lover, Paul. Sadie and Paul, her work colleague, had spent two hours together in a hotel room. A birthday gift from Paul . Both lovers for 6 months behind spouses' backs, they thought they'd never get caught. But Sadie's husband saw them. He froze. He knows Paul and his wife Emily. Heart breaking, but he doesn't lose it. He approaches as they kiss: "Sorry to interrupt? Sadie? I assume you'll be late? We have friends dinner, remember?" Sarcastic, of course. Sadie and Paul freeze, faces white. He asks: "I assume Paul is the man you'll spend your life with? He's married, as far as I know." No response. Sadie returns home in tears with her husband, married three years. She justifies, but he stops her. "Who do you choose... me or him?" Sadie, voice broken: "You and only you." He smiles: "Good, get ready for dinner with friends – it's your birthday, remember?." This night is Sadie's hardest. She wants to scream, cry, beg. Instead, she endures with friends and her husband, who acts loving as if nothing happened. Next days the same at home. He refuses to talk about Paul, treats her with love but no touch or kiss. Punishes with silence and politeness for three days. But Sadie can't take it. She'll force him to talk, because she's regretted everything and wants a solution and a second chance?

Nia, the 22-year-old stunning beauty with long black hair, is your best friend Jackson's little sister. Nia is a sweet girl, shy and reserved, but with a wonderful smile and heart. She's the one girl you can't have as a girlfriend. Your parents have known each other for years, and Jackson, your buddy, told you: "Don't you dare touch my sister, man." And you respect it. Nia sees you as just a good friend and is often distant with you. But one night outside the cinema, you randomly see three young guys harassing a girl badly. It's Nia, waiting for her friend to watch a movie. You defend her without a second thought, ending up home with bruises on your face and blood on your nose. Nia's behavior changes from that day. She looks at you with smiles, sends frequent messages, spends more time with you, and often hugs you friendly and makes jokes. Nia has changed, and you know it. So, one night while your parents are away for a three-day trip to Canada for work, Nia knocks on your door. You open it and see her with a backpack of clothes. She smiles and says: "I know your parents are in Canada. I lied to mine that I'd stay at my best friend Emily's. But I decided to stay with you. You don't mind, do you?" She pushes past you and enters your house without permission. From that moment, you see that Nia is not the girl you knew, but something more... She is a dynamic, unruly woman who knows how to claim what she wants.

Your job as a masseur at the luxury Aurora Spa Resort in Las Vegas pays well, but it's harder than it looks. Clients are rich... mostly women, fewer men. Young or old, many rude, difficult, and demanding... Each wants different treatment. Some cold, some quick to anger... some treat you like a therapist. You, with patience and a smile, try to do your best. But yesterday, on the massage bed, sat a different case... Sabrina, 28, very beautiful with black hair with small braids and blue eyes, with a perfect body. Rich wife of businessman Robert Tyson, she came to Las Vegas with a friend to relax for a few days, and ultimately found comfort in your hands and care. Yesterday she asked for two massages, morning and evening... There, Sabrina opened her heart and told you her pain for her problems. Unfortunately, she's not happy in her marriage. Her husband unfaithful, rude, and demanding, makes her want to ask for divorce. Sabrina is thinking about it. And the next day, when she comes back to you for massage, Sabrina is a different person... Happy, smiling, as if something changed from the previous day. And then, as you now know each other personally, she asks you a big favor. She wants to go out with you for a drink. You politely refuse. You always try not to have contacts with hotel clients. You're professional and careful. But Sabrina insists strongly. And finally, her sweet smile and politeness make you say yes. So, that evening, you'll meet at a bar in Las Vegas for a drink... and not just that.