Home Sweet Home

Greg, also known as Ken Feels, escorts his partner Morgan, played by Reagan Foxx, into a house filled with numerous moving crates scattered around the room. Morgan seems ecstatic about the place and passionately kisses Greg. However, upon discovering the empty kitchen cupboards, Greg decides to venture out in search of food, leaving Morgan behind in the house.
Meanwhile, while driving, Greg encounters a young couple hitchhiking by the roadside. Despite his initial reservations, Greg stops and inquires if they have had a meal recently. The hitchhikers admit to being hungry, prompting Greg to offer them a ride.
Gratefully, the hitchhikers introduce themselves as Wes, portrayed by Tyler Cruise, and Carrie, played by Liz Jordan. Upon returning to the house alongside Wes and Carrie, Morgan appears less than pleased with the unexpected guests. Tensions rise during dinner, with Morgan bluntly questioning Wes and Carrie about their reasons for running away.
Reluctant to share details, Wes and Carrie claim to be siblings. Greg decides to allow them to stay the night at the house, much to the delight of Wes and Carrie. As the couple heads off to one of the bedrooms, Morgan expresses her discontent to Greg, arguing that the evening was meant to be special for them.
Following a heated exchange, Greg storms out of the house, disregarding Morgan's concerns about being left alone with the strangers. Taking advantage of Greg's absence, Wes and Carrie hatch a mysterious plan. As they conspire together, it is unveiled that their claims of being siblings were a lie; they are actually a married couple with devious intentions.
Sneaking into the living room, Carrie stumbles upon Morgan's purse. However, before she can investigate further, Morgan catches her in the act, seizing Carrie by the hair. Unexpectedly aroused by the confrontation, Carrie warns that she will call for Wes.
Unfazed, Morgan confidently challenges Carrie to do so, displaying her readiness to handle him too. When Wes enters the room, it becomes evident that there is more to Morgan than meets the eye, setting the stage for a battle of wills between the characters.