Being Neighborly

SCENE COMMENCES with Selina (Dava Foxx) and her offspring Ray (Rion King). They are positioned outside a suburban house, about to press the doorbell. Prior to this action, they exchange words and casually hint at the cryptic reason for their call. They sound the doorbell and are welcomed by Bridget (Natasha Nice), a melancholic young lady. It is disclosed that Ray and Selina are her neighboring residents. After some indirect persuasion from Selina, Bridget invites them inside. CUT TO TITLE The threesome engage in conversation while sipping tea, and it is unveiled that Bridget has recently been bereaved after her husband's passing. Ray initiates a flirtatious demeanor towards Bridget. To Bridget's astonishment, Selina appears to be promoting the flirtation. Eventually, Selina fabricates a pretext and departs, leaving Ray and Bridget alone, taking her bag along with her. Now in solitude, the sexual magnetism between Ray and Bridget amplifies. By appealing to Bridget's desire to experience something joyous during her grieving period, Ray's seduction proves effective. They engage in a fervent kiss as Bridget mounts Ray, descending between his legs and introducing his manhood into her mouth. While she rhythmically moves her head on Ray's organ, we pan out to reveal Selina, observing from the doorway, unknown to Bridget. Selina grins, satisfied with the sight before her. Ray throws a glance back at Selina, unbeknownst to Bridget. 'Perfect' Selina silently communicates to Ray with a thumbs-up gesture. Ray winks back at Selina, who then steps away from the door with intent. Everything appears to be proceeding precisely according to Ray and Selina's plan...but what is their ulterior motive?