A young adult, Kaylee (Carolina Sweets), is preparing to leave the house. Her parents, Leo (Derrick Pierce) and Diana (Chanel Preston), appear apprehensive and uneasy as Kaylee enthusiastically reveals that she's going on a date with Chad. It's their quarter-year celebration and she believes he has something extraordinary planned. Leo appears to be at his wit's end as he shakes his head. 'No, I'm not going to stand by passively any longer while our precious child dates that scumbag! Kaylee, what on earth are you doing?' 'You've been hassling me about Chad since the moment we started dating! Why can't you just be glad for us??' Kaylee retorts. Diana comforts Kaylee, explaining that they are simply concerned for her. Chad is more mature and they fear he's been a negative influence on her. 'We're in LOVE, why can't you comprehend that? He's THE ONE!' Kaylee counters. 'You're barely 18, there's no possibility he's 'the one' for you!' Leo argues vehemently. 'Father, I'm not your little girl any longer. You need to let me fly free,' Kaylee scoffs. Both Leo and Diana are taken aback, but before they can reply, there's a knock at the door. Diana and Leo watch as Kaylee rushes to the door, opening it to reveal Chad (Dean Van Damme). 'Hi, gorgeous!' Chad greets, as he pulls her close and kisses her passionately, a kiss which is obscene and audacious. Kaylee dissolves into the kiss, unabashed by her actions in front of her parents. Leo confronts Chad, stepping forward with rage. 'It's bad enough you're dating my daughter, but to behave like this within our home...!' 'Father! Let him be,' Kaylee interrupts. Leo accuses Chad, saying that he only has one intention... Chad retorts and provokes Leo, resulting in a physical confrontation. Kaylee, blinded by her infatuation, supports Chad. Chad grins and puts an arm around Kaylee as he opens the door, urging her to accompany him. Leo and Diana plead for her to return, but their pleas fall on deaf ears. Kaylee exits through the door. 'I'm going to ensure you both deeply regret this, just wait...' Chad sneers, grinning maliciously as he leaves, leaving Leo and Diana in shock. TITLE PLATE Three weeks have passed since Kaylee departed. Leo and Diana are checking updates on Kaylee's social media when they hear the front door. They rush to the door and find Kaylee, distraught. She tearfully confesses that their suspicions about Chad were correct. 'Did he harm you?? Did he confine you against your will?' Leo interrogates. 'No! Absolutely not, father, no, it's not like there were any restrictions, but it took me so long to muster the courage... But tonight, he left to perform at some shabby bar, so I... took off. I just... stepped through that door and didn't look back, and... here I am. God, it's all so confusing,' Kaylee admits. Leo is enraged and wants to involve the police, but Kaylee persuades him not to. Later that night, the family attempts to relax and recover. There is a knock on the door. Tension fills the room. Eventually, we hear Chad on the other side, saying, 'Kaylee? It's me, can we talk?' Leo confronts Chad at the front door forcefully, but Chad insists he just wants to talk to her. Leo is reluctant to let him in, but does so when Kaylee persuades him. Chad moves into the living room, claiming he was worried about Kaylee and wanted to know WHY she had run away. 'You KNOW why!' Kaylee shouts. 'You're not the person I believed you were! You- you-' she starts, but is too humiliated to continue in front of her parents. 'Chad, look at what you've done to her!' Diana utters, trying to console Kaylee. Chad's expression darkens as he grins. 'Done to her? Hah. I transformed her into a delightful little cock whore, that's what I've done,' he boasts, horrifying everyone present. 'Is this some kind of perverse game to you?' Kaylee cries out. 'Oh, naive Kaylee. You were always so eager to please, so it wasn't difficult to manipulate you.' 'Manipulate me? What are you implying?!' Kaylee asks, perplexed and repulsed. 'You don't recall?' Chad teases. 'Well, of course, you don't, I programmed you not to.' 'Kay