No One Was Supposed To Be Here
SCENE BEGINS with Jack (Johnny Goodluck) and Leo (Robby Echo), situated in an automobile, gazing at a residence in a residential neighborhood. Leo is filled with apprehension about their impending actions, however, Jack comforts him, claiming the entrance is unsecured and the household members will be absent for a considerable time. Ski masks are swiftly drawn over their faces before they depart from the vehicle.
CUT TO TITLE Jack and Leo tentatively approach the domicile and proceed inside through the unlocked door. They proceed to remove their masks, absorbing the atmosphere of the location. Their intentions to burglarize the premises are apparent.
Believing themselves to be solitary, they casually converse with no attempts to minimize their volume. Upon turning to separate, Jack and Leo abruptly halt, caught by a sight. Leo's expression is one of shock and terror, while Jack's is equally surprised, but with a hint of curiosity and fascination.
Occupying the living room is a young woman, Maggie (Candice Dare), a cleaning cloth and spray bottle discarded in front of her, overlooked in her surprise. She is paralyzed by sheer terror. Maggie, a housemaid, was not expected to be present by the two men.
Leo is filled with panic, while Jack exhibits frustration towards his accomplice as they attempt to formulate a plan regarding Maggie. Jack inquires why Maggie was present, as she usually arrives later, to which she responds that she had arrived the previous night and decided to stay over. She does this monthly to conduct a deep cleaning.
As a last ditch effort to extricate herself from the precarious predicament, she proposes to have sexual relations with both men. Leo hesitates initially, but with a little persuasion from Jack, he assents. Despite their expectation of an empty house, it doesn't inhibit Jack and Leo from indulging in a bit of unexpected pleasure.
CUT TO TITLE Jack and Leo tentatively approach the domicile and proceed inside through the unlocked door. They proceed to remove their masks, absorbing the atmosphere of the location. Their intentions to burglarize the premises are apparent.
Believing themselves to be solitary, they casually converse with no attempts to minimize their volume. Upon turning to separate, Jack and Leo abruptly halt, caught by a sight. Leo's expression is one of shock and terror, while Jack's is equally surprised, but with a hint of curiosity and fascination.
Occupying the living room is a young woman, Maggie (Candice Dare), a cleaning cloth and spray bottle discarded in front of her, overlooked in her surprise. She is paralyzed by sheer terror. Maggie, a housemaid, was not expected to be present by the two men.
Leo is filled with panic, while Jack exhibits frustration towards his accomplice as they attempt to formulate a plan regarding Maggie. Jack inquires why Maggie was present, as she usually arrives later, to which she responds that she had arrived the previous night and decided to stay over. She does this monthly to conduct a deep cleaning.
As a last ditch effort to extricate herself from the precarious predicament, she proposes to have sexual relations with both men. Leo hesitates initially, but with a little persuasion from Jack, he assents. Despite their expectation of an empty house, it doesn't inhibit Jack and Leo from indulging in a bit of unexpected pleasure.
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