Lesser Of Two Evils

In the dim shadows of her claustrophobic lair, Maggie—played by the sultry Abigail Mac—trembles at the mere whisper of the outside world, her agoraphobia chaining her to these four walls. Groceries arrive like forbidden contraband, the delivery boy's glance enough to send her spiraling. She drifts through endless days, haunting online dens where fellow shut-ins spill their guts about terror's grip. There, she finds twisted solace, bonding with ghosts she'll never touch... until the house creaks alive. A rustle in the gloom pulls her forward, eyes darting to barred windows and locked doors. From the murk steps a hooded predator, Derrick Pierce's raw menace filling the air. He sneers at her caged existence—four months of pathetic isolation, all under his hungry gaze. He loathes her kind, demands she shatter the illusion: stride through that door to liberty, or surrender her quivering body to his dominance. Revulsion surges as Maggie's mind reels—he craves to plunge into her, claim her fear-soaked flesh. She bolts, but the threshold looms like a lover's threat. Heart hammering, breath ragged, legs leaden as sin. With his smirk burning her back, will Maggie's resolve crack, yielding to the brute's filthy promise?