Four years subsequent to the unfolding of BRONZE ANNIVERSARY, Mr. Walker (
Charles Dera) persistently upholds his yearly ritual of gifting his spouse, Mrs. Walker (
Natasha Nice), an appealing young companion for their anniversary.
However, this time, Mr. Walker has a surprise in store. The SCENE BEGINS with Mr. Walker anxiously anticipating his wife's return home.
Upon Mrs. Walker's arrival, he notes her tardiness, but she shows no remorse. They exchange obligatory anniversary wishes and Mrs.
Walker inquires about her gift. Mr. Walker informs her that "she" is in the adjacent room.
Mrs. Walker, puzzled and suspicious, repeats, 'SHE?'
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Mrs. Walker ventures into the bedroom, only to be shocked by the sight of a young woman, Candy (
Kenzie Reeves), awaiting on the bed.
She reminds her husband that this contravenes their agreement, as it was supposed to be a male companion each year. Candy, however, cheekily interjects, stating that Mr. Walker had briefed her on their anniversary tradition and how it had become.
monotonous.
Hence, Candy's presence to spice things up. Mrs. Walker, in anger, asserts her heterosexuality, but Mr.
Walker accuses her of narrow-mindedness and declares that HE will initiate things with Candy. As Mr. Walker and Candy begin to get intimate, Mrs.
Walker, though uncomfortable and slightly less argumentative, starts to realise the potential jeopardy their anniversary tradition, and perhaps their marriage, may be in, as she lacks any sway to keep her husband loyal if he chooses not to be. She reluctantly consents to the gift to placate Mr. Walker and engages in an intimate encounter with Candy while Mr.
Walker eagerly observes. Being a novice in lesbian intimacy, Mrs. Walker is uncertain about her actions and seeks guidance.
Mr. Walker, gleeful, intervenes, which was part of his scheme all along.